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Vortex
Vortex came up in Seattle's grunge scene, though the details are thin. They put out a debut album called "Unveiled" with songs like "Torn" and "Unspoken."...
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Vortex came up in Seattle's grunge scene, though the details are thin. They put out a debut album called "Unveiled" with songs like "Torn" and "Unspoken." Later records included "Echoes of the Past" and "Whispers." The band had Ethan "Echo" Hayes on vocals, Silas "Reaper" Reid on guitar, Morgan "Wolf" Jameson on bass, and Aaron "Storm" Knight on drums.
One of their tracks, "Between The Lines," got some attention. They also had songs called "Death trap" and "Thrash Is Alive." Their sound mixed alternative rock and post-grunge, with some progressive and electronic touches later on.
There were reports of internal conflicts and personal issues, including Reid's substance abuse problems. The band's history feels patchy beyond those basic points.
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