They Found Her In Pieces
They Found Her in Pieces formed in 2005 with Amber Rose on vocals and lyrics, Will Travis on guitar, Ethan Reed on bass, and Marcus Bell on drums. Their debut...
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They Found Her in Pieces formed in 2005 with Amber Rose on vocals and lyrics, Will Travis on guitar, Ethan Reed on bass, and Marcus Bell on drums. Their debut album 'Ashes to Ashes' came out in 2007, featuring the song 'Days of Wine and Roses' that became one of their better-known tracks.
They put out several albums over the next few years, including 'Death and Redemption' in 2009, 'The Shadow of Doubt' in 2011, and 'The Devil's in the Details' in 2013. Another song people remember is 'Teeth of Gears'.
There were some accusations about drug use and behavior that came up as they got more attention, but they kept making music through it. The band had a Seattle connection, though the details about their specific scene there aren't well documented.
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