Pitt Broken
Pitt Broken came together in Pittsburgh, with Dave Fueger on vocals and guitar, Ben Rule on bass, and Ryan Schlothane on drums. Their 2018 song "For a Change"...
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Pitt Broken came together in Pittsburgh, with Dave Fueger on vocals and guitar, Ben Rule on bass, and Ryan Schlothane on drums. Their 2018 song "For a Change" became something of an anthem for people looking at social issues, and they put it out as the title track of an album that year.
They'd started with a debut called "Broken Windows" in 2016, and followed up in 2020 with "The Hurt That Keeps," which leaned into more personal territory. The band's lyrics have sometimes drawn criticism, like when a university show got canceled in 2018 over what were called politically charged messages.
They kept writing pointed material, including a song called "American Bull(ies)" that took on police brutality. It's the kind of thing that got them attention beyond just the music, for better or worse.
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