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Ben Moody, guitarist of We Are The Fallen, started out as the co-founder of the band, Evanescence. After leaving in October 2003 during the European tour, he moved on to a solo project and began producing songs for other artists. The list includes Avril Lavigne, Kelly Clarkson, Lindsay Lohan, Bo Bice, Godhead, 3Faced, Daughtry and Celine Dion. He has also been producing, writing and touring with singer-songwriter Hana Pestle.

Ben has released songs on both The Punisher and Fantastic Four soundtracks (the former also features fellow Evanescence co-founder, Amy Lee performing with Seether).

On Tuesday December 16, 2008 he released his Mutiny Bootleg EP, which came free with a copy of Hana Pestle’s EP that night. Moody is quoted as saying “there’s a duet between Hana and I on there that won’t be on the record and won’t be released anywhere ever again. It’s free because I want this sh*t spread everywhere, so be sure that all your friends share the four songs with as many people as possible!” The EP is therefore available for free download from http://drop.io/benmoodymutinybootlegep.

His debut solo album, All for This, featuring Hana Pestle on backing vocals, has been in the works since 2005 and was released June 9, 2009 on iTunes, Amazon MP3 and Amie Street via his own record label. The physical release is forthcoming.

We Are The Fallen, featuring Ben Moody, John LeCompt and Rocky Gray (all formerly of Evanescence), along with Carly Smithson and Marty O’Brien, debuted on June 22, 2009 with the song “Bury Me Alive.”

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  • Violet-Heart

    Well, I like the new and old Evanescence. But I have to agree, after Ben leave the Ev, Amy feels more the music that she sings...of course, because the music speaks about her emotions (When Ben leaving the Ev and her "romance" with Shaun).

    last month
  • ZombiesCanDance

    The Open Door is their best though.. Lyrically it is the most genuine and honest imo and the musicianship is far better than their past stuff. If anything all their other albums seem 'forced and pretentious'. Origin is another masterpiece, even though it's only a Demo and not an actual album.

    last month
  • Lydon17

    "obviously Ev's best work." That's a sweeping statement and assumption if I've ever heard one. I think that The Open Door is amongst their "worst" work. It isn't bad, but compared to their other stuff it seems forced and pretentious, despite being fun to sing along to. Origin, in my opinion, is their best work.

    last month
  • DarkMatterSlaye

    I'm obviously referring to Fallen.. I mean c'mon look at WATF's debut, generic and bland at it's best. Amy Lee proved they were much better without Ben with The Open Door, which is obviously Ev's best work. Their new album IS generic but has some really good songs, but still manages to be much better than Fallen.

    last month
  • Lydon17

    Ben's latest album is everything but generic and bland, so how one can argue that his influence on Evanescence - whose latest album, on the other hand, is rather commercial-sounding - led to them being generic, is beyond me.

    last month
  • DarkMatterSlaye

    I agree with Taboo.. I never liked Ben's influence on Ev.. too generic and bland. They're much better now without the old band too. I saw them live not too long ago and I was amazed at how heavier they sounded.. Amy was flawless and sounded better than she ever did during Fallen era.

    last month
  • Kris_Lagista

    Of course, I disagree again on everything xD The tone of her voice is better now just because she's older and she has learned a lot since Fallen, that's understandable. For me would be impossible to say those vocals or instrumentals are Soulless o.O but I guess that depends on your concept of "emotion", because their music nowadays is undoubtely "happier". Well, we all can have lots of opinions about Evanescence's works, BUT the thing I can assure is you cannot judge a musician like Ben hearing just one song or two or three.... because in the same way Evanescence have done different things that allow us to have different opinions, Ben has made his different things too... very different between them in fact!

    March 2012
  • TabooEv

    But then again we all have different opinions so yep!

    March 2012
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