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Prozak

Prozak came together in Chicago during the mid-1990s, with Jason Gross as the vocalist. Their first album, 'Self-Medication,' came out in 1998. The band's...

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Prozak came together in Chicago during the mid-1990s, with Jason Gross as the vocalist. Their first album, 'Self-Medication,' came out in 1998. The band's sound pulls from hip-hop and rock, with songs like 'Crossing Over' and 'Fun N' Games' showing their range.

Lyrically, their work often deals with mental health and personal struggle. Tracks such as 'Psycho, psycho, psycho' and 'Until Then' reflect that focus. They've released several albums, including 'Grandstand' and 'Awake.'

Over time, the lineup has included members like Sean Daley on guitar, Matt Cantor on bass, and Mike Kolar on drums. Gross has been the consistent presence. Their music has drawn attention for its direct approach to difficult subjects.

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