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Syringe
Syringe came together in Los Angeles sometime in the early 2010s. They put out their first EP, 'The Cure,' in 2015, followed by another called 'No Mercy' in...
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Syringe came together in Los Angeles sometime in the early 2010s. They put out their first EP, 'The Cure,' in 2015, followed by another called 'No Mercy' in 2018. Their debut full-length album, 'Manifest Destiny,' arrived in 2020.
The band includes Sam Russo on vocals, Josh Navarro on guitar, Ryan Seaton on bass, and Jake Keehan on drums. They worked with Ego Mackey on the track 'Raging,' which appears on their list of top songs.
Their music is generally described as raw rock with intense energy. The existing write-up mentions they've faced some criticism for provocative performances, but specifics aren't given.
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