Subscribe
Subscribe formed in the Midwest in 1998, playing heavy music that eventually got categorized as metalcore. Their debut album "Cause for War" came out in 2002,...
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Subscribe formed in the Midwest in 1998, playing heavy music that eventually got categorized as metalcore. Their debut album "Cause for War" came out in 2002, which includes the song of the same name. They followed it up with "No Place Like Home" in 2005.
The band toured regularly in those early years, building a following through live shows. They had some lineup changes along the way, which isn't unusual for a group that started in the late '90s. Their songs like "Crowd Of The Nobodies" and "Every Skin" show up in their catalog from that period.
In 2010, Subscribe faced criticism after a festival performance in Dubai where some members displayed offensive imagery. The band apologized afterward, saying they'd made a mistake. They kept making music after that, with tracks like "Feedback" and "Friendship" appearing in their later work.
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