Turning Point
Turning Point formed in 2002 with Alex Smith on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Jake Carter on bass, and Daniel Lee on drums. They came from a small town in...
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Turning Point formed in 2002 with Alex Smith on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Jake Carter on bass, and Daniel Lee on drums. They came from a small town in the Midwest and worked through the usual early obstacles of limited resources and connections.
Their 2005 debut single "Behind This Wall" connected with listeners and brought them wider attention. The song appears on their first album, 2006's "Breaking the Silence." They followed that with three more studio albums: "Reflections" in 2008, "Ashes to Fire" in 2010, and "Unbroken" in 2013.
Other songs in their catalog include "Anxiety Asking," "Before The Dawn," "Broken," and "Descent." In 2010, the band faced some public criticism after a live performance.
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