Victory In Numbers
Victory In Numbers came out of Los Angeles playing metalcore. They put out albums like Through the Shadows in 2011 and Crisis in 2019, with songs like Code...
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Victory In Numbers came out of Los Angeles playing metalcore. They put out albums like Through the Shadows in 2011 and Crisis in 2019, with songs like Code Red and Chemical showing up in their setlists.
The band had Ryan Kirby on vocals, Jordan Olds on guitar, Daniel Gomez on bass, and Grant Kermeen on drums. They kept at it through the 2010s, releasing Beyond the Flames in 2013 and A Consuming Fire in 2016.
In 2017, allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced against Kirby. He denied them and stayed with the band, but it became part of their story. They kept making music, with tracks like Dare You To Dance and Falling To Pieces appearing in their later work.
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