Scars To Prove
Scars to Prove formed in 2012 with vocalist Murph, guitarists Adam and Matt, bassist Jake, and drummer Noah. Their debut EP, "The Burden of Proof," came out...
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Scars to Prove formed in 2012 with vocalist Murph, guitarists Adam and Matt, bassist Jake, and drummer Noah. Their debut EP, "The Burden of Proof," came out not long after, and they followed it with three studio albums: "Always Indescribable" in 2015, "No Shame" in 2017, and "My Only Shadow" in 2020.
In 2016, bassist Jake had to step away from the band temporarily due to a health issue. Matt and Adam covered bass parts during live shows until he could return. Drummer Noah left in 2019, which led to some legal disagreements over the band's name and material. Those were settled, with Scars to Prove keeping control of their music.
Their songs like "Always Indescribable" and "Armless And Crawling" show the kind of metalcore they were known for, with heavy riffs and lyrics that often dealt with personal struggle and resilience.
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