Army of Anyone
| Army of Anyone | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| Genre (s) | Hard rock , alternative rock , post-grunge |
| founding | 2005 |
| Website | www.armyofanyone.com |
| Founding members | |
| Richard Patrick | |
| Dean DeLeo | |
| Robert DeLeo | |
| Ray Luzier | |
Army of Anyone is an American rock band consisting of Richard Patrick (the singer of Filter ), Robert DeLeo and Dean DeLeo (the members of the Stone Temple Pilots ) and Ray Luzier (the former drummer of the David Lee Roth band and current Korn member).
Singer Richard Patrick consulted the DeLeo brothers to work together on material for a new filter album. During the collaboration, the song A Better Place was created , and it was decided to form a new band. About 30 other tracks were recorded - 11 of which eventually found their way onto the debut album .
The debut album Army of Anyone released on November 17, 2006. The album was Bob Ezrin in the Village Studios, Santa Monica produced, the producer of the early Alice Cooper -Hits and the album The Wall by Pink Floyd . The resulting single Goodbye landed at number 11 in the US Modern Rock Charts .
Discography
Albums
- 2006 - Army of Anyone (The Firm, US # 56)
Singles
- 2006 - goodbye
- 2007 - Father Figure
Individual evidence
Web links
- Army of Anyone
- Army of Anyone @ MySpace
- Army of Anyone at Allmusic (English)