Ten Too Many
Ten Too Many came up in the late 1990s with a debut album called 'The Burden of Truth.' Their sound pulled from alternative rock and grunge, and they had...
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Ten Too Many came up in the late 1990s with a debut album called 'The Burden of Truth.' Their sound pulled from alternative rock and grunge, and they had songs like 'Challenge Of Trademark Truths' and 'Digital World' that got some attention.
They put out a few more albums after that, including 'The Shadow of Doubt' and 'The Enigma of Deception.' The band's singer and songwriter was Ethan Carter, whose lyrics tended to be pretty direct and personal.
At one point, there were some legal issues and public arguments about whether they'd borrowed too much from other artists' work. That stuff got talked about for a while, but they kept making music anyway.
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