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Sin Avenue
Sin Avenue came out of Los Angeles with a rock sound that doesn't fit neatly into one category. Their song "You're Not The Only One I've Ever Had" got some...
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Sin Avenue came out of Los Angeles with a rock sound that doesn't fit neatly into one category. Their song "You're Not The Only One I've Ever Had" got some attention, working with themes of relationships and personal struggle that felt direct to listeners.
They put out an EP called "Unleash the Beast" and later an album titled "The Art of Self-Destruction." The music pulls from metal, hard rock, and punk, built around guitar riffs and driving drums. Jake Carter handles lead vocals and rhythm guitar.
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