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* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Around the time the band was doing their final tour, planning to disband in 2018, two women accused Jesse Lacey of sexual misconduct that allegedly occurred 15 years prior while both were underage and he was in his early [=20s=]. Lacey responded with a statement on the band's Facebook wherein he did not explicitly address either woman's accusations but rather offered a general confession of his recurring struggles with sex addiction, cheating and relational dishonesty as well as an apology for this behavior. As a result, the final tour was up and cancelled, and the band have since been silent.
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* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Around the time the band was doing their final tour, planning to disband in 2018, two women accused Jesse Lacey of sexual misconduct that allegedly occurred 15 years prior while both were underage and he was in his early [=20s=]. Lacey responded with a statement on the band's Facebook wherein he did not explicitly address either woman's accusations but rather offered a general confession of his recurring struggles with sex addiction, cheating and relational dishonesty as well as an apology for this behavior. As a result, result of the allegations, the final tour was up and cancelled, and the band have since been silent.
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the liner notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings, along with his depression concerning the rejection of his marriage proposal by his then-girlfriend (Sherri [=DuPree=], vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley), and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And and God Are Raging Inside Me'' were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the liner notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings, along with his depression concerning the rejection of his marriage proposal by his then-girlfriend (Sherri [=DuPree=], vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley), and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The the Sun".
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* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Around the time the band was doing their final tour, planning to disband in 2018, two women accused Jesse Lacey of sexual misconduct that allegedly occurred 15 years prior while both were underage and he was in his early [=20s=]. Lacey responded with a statement on the band's Facebook wherein he did not explicitly address either woman's accusations but rather offered a general address of his recurring struggles with sex addiction, cheating and relational dishonesty as well as an apology for this behavior. As a result, the final tour was up and cancelled, and the band have since been silent.
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* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Around the time the band was doing their final tour, planning to disband in 2018, two women accused Jesse Lacey of sexual misconduct that allegedly occurred 15 years prior while both were underage and he was in his early [=20s=]. Lacey responded with a statement on the band's Facebook wherein he did not explicitly address either woman's accusations but rather offered a general address confession of his recurring struggles with sex addiction, cheating and relational dishonesty as well as an apology for this behavior. As a result, the final tour was up and cancelled, and the band have since been silent.
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* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Around the time the band was doing their final tour, Jesse Lacey was ousted for sexual allegations. He would later admit on the band's Facebook for them to be true, resulting with the final tour being up and cancelled. The band have since been silent, however is made clear they're done, with Lacey retiring with music since.
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* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Around the time the band was doing their final tour, planning to disband in 2018, two women accused Jesse Lacey was ousted for of sexual allegations. He would later admit misconduct that allegedly occurred 15 years prior while both were underage and he was in his early [=20s=]. Lacey responded with a statement on the band's Facebook for them to be true, resulting wherein he did not explicitly address either woman's accusations but rather offered a general address of his recurring struggles with sex addiction, cheating and relational dishonesty as well as an apology for this behavior. As a result, the final tour being was up and cancelled. The cancelled, and the band have since been silent, however is made clear they're done, with Lacey retiring with music since.silent.
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* CreatorRecovery: ''Science Fiction'' was recorded at a point in which all the band members were married (and in Lacey's case, after he became a father). Though the album is far from happy-sounding and is sonically darker than either ''Your Favorite Weapon'' or ''Deja Entendu'', the lyrics focus on contemplation and self-acceptance rather than adopting the angrier, more self-condemnatory that defined the band's earlier works.
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* CreatorRecovery: ''Science Fiction'' was recorded at a point in which all the band members were married (and in Lacey's case, after he became a father). Though the album is far from happy-sounding and is sonically darker than either ''Your Favorite Weapon'' or ''Deja Entendu'', the lyrics focus on contemplation and self-acceptance rather than adopting the angrier, more self-condemnatory tone that defined the band's earlier works.
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* CreatorRecovery: ''Science Fiction'' was recorded at a point in which all the band members were married (and in Lacey's case, after he became a father). Though the album is far from happy-sounding and is sonically darker than either ''Your Favorite Weapon'' or ''Deja Entendu'', the lyrics focus on contemplation and self-acceptance rather than adopting the angrier, more self-condemnatory that defined the band's earlier works.
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* CreatorRecovery: ''Science Fiction'' was recorded at a point in which all the band members were married (and in Lacey's case, after he became a father). Though the album is far from happy-sounding and is sonically darker than either ''Your Favorite Weapon'' or ''Deja Entendu'', the lyrics focus on contemplation and self-acceptance rather than adopting the angrier, more self-condemnatory that defined the band's earlier works.works.
* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Around the time the band was doing their final tour, Jesse Lacey was ousted for sexual allegations. He would later admit on the band's Facebook for them to be true, resulting with the final tour being up and cancelled. The band have since been silent, however is made clear they're done, with Lacey retiring with music since.
* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Around the time the band was doing their final tour, Jesse Lacey was ousted for sexual allegations. He would later admit on the band's Facebook for them to be true, resulting with the final tour being up and cancelled. The band have since been silent, however is made clear they're done, with Lacey retiring with music since.
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the liner notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings, along with his depression concerning his then-girlfriend's (Sherri [=DuPree=], vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the liner notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings, along with his depression concerning the rejection of his then-girlfriend's marriage proposal by his then-girlfriend (Sherri [=DuPree=], vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, Eisley), and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the linear notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings, along with his depression concerning his then-girlfriend's (Sherri [=DuPree=], vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the linear liner notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings, along with his depression concerning his then-girlfriend's (Sherri [=DuPree=], vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the linear notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings (commonly known to fans as [[FanNickname ''Fight Off Your Demons'']], along with his depression concerning his then-girlfriend's (Sherri [=DuPree=], vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
** CreatorRecovery: A downplayed example on ''Science Fiction'', which was recorded at a point in which all the band members were married (and in Lacey's case, after he became a father). Though the album is far from happy-sounding and is sonically darker than either ''Your Favorite Weapon'' or ''Deja Entendu'', the lyrics focus on contemplation and self-acceptance rather than adopting the angrier, more self-condemnatory that defined the band's earlier works.
** CreatorRecovery: A downplayed example on ''Science Fiction'', which was recorded at a point in which all the band members were married (and in Lacey's case, after he became a father). Though the album is far from happy-sounding and is sonically darker than either ''Your Favorite Weapon'' or ''Deja Entendu'', the lyrics focus on contemplation and self-acceptance rather than adopting the angrier, more self-condemnatory that defined the band's earlier works.
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the linear notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings (commonly known to fans as [[FanNickname ''Fight Off Your Demons'']], recordings, along with his depression concerning his then-girlfriend's (Sherri [=DuPree=], vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
** * CreatorRecovery: A downplayed example on ''Science Fiction'', which Fiction'' was recorded at a point in which all the band members were married (and in Lacey's case, after he became a father). Though the album is far from happy-sounding and is sonically darker than either ''Your Favorite Weapon'' or ''Deja Entendu'', the lyrics focus on contemplation and self-acceptance rather than adopting the angrier, more self-condemnatory that defined the band's earlier works.
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** CreatoRecovery: A downplayed example on ''Science Fiction'', which was recorded at a point in which all the band members were married (and in Lacey's case, after he became a father). Though the album is far from happy-sounding and is sonically darker than either ''Your Favorite Weapon'' or ''Deja Entendu'', the lyrics focus on contemplation and self-acceptance rather than adopting the angrier, more self-condemnatory that defined the band's earlier works.
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** CreatoRecovery: CreatorRecovery: A downplayed example on ''Science Fiction'', which was recorded at a point in which all the band members were married (and in Lacey's case, after he became a father). Though the album is far from happy-sounding and is sonically darker than either ''Your Favorite Weapon'' or ''Deja Entendu'', the lyrics focus on contemplation and self-acceptance rather than adopting the angrier, more self-condemnatory that defined the band's earlier works.
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the linear notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings (commonly known to fans as [[FanNickname ''Fight Off Your Demons'']], along with his depression concerning his then-girlfriend's (Sherri [=DuPree=], vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the linear notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings (commonly known to fans as [[FanNickname ''Fight Off Your Demons'']], along with his depression concerning his then-girlfriend's (Sherri [=DuPree=], vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".Sun".
**CreatoRecovery: A downplayed example on ''Science Fiction'', which was recorded at a point in which all the band members were married (and in Lacey's case, after he became a father). Though the album is far from happy-sounding and is sonically darker than either ''Your Favorite Weapon'' or ''Deja Entendu'', the lyrics focus on contemplation and self-acceptance rather than adopting the angrier, more self-condemnatory that defined the band's earlier works.
**CreatoRecovery: A downplayed example on ''Science Fiction'', which was recorded at a point in which all the band members were married (and in Lacey's case, after he became a father). Though the album is far from happy-sounding and is sonically darker than either ''Your Favorite Weapon'' or ''Deja Entendu'', the lyrics focus on contemplation and self-acceptance rather than adopting the angrier, more self-condemnatory that defined the band's earlier works.
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the linear notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings (commonly known to fans as [[FanNickname ''Fight Off Your Demons'']], along with his depression concerning his then-girlfriend's (Sherri DuPree, vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the linear notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings (commonly known to fans as [[FanNickname ''Fight Off Your Demons'']], along with his depression concerning his then-girlfriend's (Sherri DuPree, [=DuPree=], vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' was heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the linear notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings (commonly known to fans as [[FanNickname ''Fight Off Your Demons'']], along with his depression concerning his then-girlfriend's (Sherri DuPree, vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' was were heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the linear notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration and anxiety following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings (commonly known to fans as [[FanNickname ''Fight Off Your Demons'']], along with his depression concerning his then-girlfriend's (Sherri DuPree, vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive, darker aggressive sound and darker lyrical content of the ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' was partially heavily inspired by the deaths of several friends and family members of the band during the recording process (all of whom are explicitly named in the linear notes), as well as Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings (commonly known to fans as [[FanNickname ''Fight Off Your Demons'']], as well along with his depression concerning his then-girlfriend's (Sherri DuPree, vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun".
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive, darker sound and lyrical content of ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' was partially inspired by Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings (commonly known to fans as [[FanNickname ''Fight Off Your Demons'']], as well his depression concerning his girlfriend's then-girlfriend's (Sherri DuPree, vocalist of the Long Island band Eisley) rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event in particular can be heard is particularly evident on songs like "Degausser" and "Not The Sun" especially.Sun".
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* CreatorBreakdown: The aggressive, darker sound and lyrical content of ''The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me'' was partially inspired by Jesse Lacey's feelings of frustration following the leak of some of the band's unfinished recordings (commonly known to fans as [[FanNickname ''Fight Off Your Demons'']], as well his depression concerning his girlfriend's rejection of his marriage proposal, and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship. The influence on the later event in particular can be heard on "Degausser" and "Not The Sun" especially.
