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The Crash Motive
The Crash Motive formed in the late 1990s, a rock band that worked through the usual early struggles of finding their footing. They released their debut album...
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The Crash Motive formed in the late 1990s, a rock band that worked through the usual early struggles of finding their footing. They released their debut album 'Unleashed' and followed it with records like 'Echoes of the Soul' and 'Ignite the Fire'.
In 2004, their song 'Not Giving Up' connected with listeners, becoming their most recognizable track. The band's lineup has included vocalist and rhythm guitarist Ethan Hayes, lead guitarist Jake Carter, bassist Noah Jenkins, and drummer Alex Rodriguez.
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