Scars Of Phoenix
Scars of Phoenix formed in 2010 in Los Angeles with Josh Hargrave on vocals and guitar, Ryan Payne on bass, and Tommy Voss on drums. Their early years...
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Scars of Phoenix formed in 2010 in Los Angeles with Josh Hargrave on vocals and guitar, Ryan Payne on bass, and Tommy Voss on drums. Their early years involved some lineup changes and financial struggles while trying to establish themselves. They released their first album 'Ashes of the Phoenix' in 2013.
In 2016, the band put out 'Born on the 13th,' which became their breakthrough single. The song drew both praise and some criticism for its themes, though the band kept working. They followed with the album 'The Darkest Hour' in 2017, which included tracks like 'Prototypes' featuring Richard Sjunnesson.
Their 2021 album 'Echoes of the Past' showed them continuing to develop their sound. Songs like 'Silence Broken' appeared alongside their earlier material as they maintained their core lineup through the years.
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