Injected

Injected was an American rock band formed in 1999 in Atlanta, Georgia. Here are some key facts about the band:

1. Formation and Early Years: Injected was formed by vocalist and guitarist Danny Grady, guitarist Jade Lemons, bassist Steve Slovisky, and drummer Chris Wojtal. The band emerged from the Atlanta rock scene in the late 1990s, drawing influence from grunge, alternative rock, and post-grunge bands of the era. Injected quickly gained attention with their energetic live performances and raw, aggressive sound.

2. Major Label Debut with "Burn It Black": Injected signed with Island Records and released their debut album, "Burn It Black", in 2002. The album featured a blend of hard-hitting rock anthems and melodic ballads, showcasing the band's dynamic range and songwriting prowess. The lead single, "Faithless", received significant airplay on rock radio stations and MTV, helping to propel Injected into the mainstream spotlight.

3. Commercial Success and Critical Acclaim: "Burn It Black" received positive reviews from critics and fans alike, earning Injected comparisons to established rock acts like Foo Fighters and Soundgarden. The album's aggressive guitar riffs, anthemic choruses, and Grady's powerful vocals resonated with listeners, leading to increased sales and chart success. Injected toured extensively in support of "Burn It Black", sharing the stage with bands such as Nickelback, Chevelle, and Seether.

4. Lineup Changes and Subsequent Releases: Following the release of "Burn It Black", Injected underwent lineup changes, with guitarist Steve Slovisky departing the band and being replaced by bassist Chris Wojtal's brother, Mike Wojtal. The band released their sophomore album, "The Truth About You", in 2005, showcasing a more refined sound and mature songwriting. While "The Truth About You" received positive reviews, it did not achieve the same level of commercial success as their debut.

5. Hiatus and Later Projects: After touring in support of "The Truth About You", Injected went on hiatus as members pursued other musical projects and personal endeavors. Danny Grady formed a new band called Morningside Drive, while Jade Lemons and Chris Wojtal joined the band InCrowd. Despite their hiatus, Injected's music continues to have a lasting impact on fans of hard rock and alternative music, with "Burn