Armor For Sleep is an American alternative rock band that emerged in the early 2000s. Initially formed in New Jersey in 2001, the band gained recognition for their emotionally charged lyrics and melodic yet edgy sound. The group consists of lead vocalist, guitarist, and primary songwriter Ben Jorgensen, guitarist PJ DeCicco, bassist Anthony DiIonno, and drummer Nash Breen.
Known for their introspective and personal songwriting, Armor For Sleep often explores themes of love, heartbreak, self-discovery, and the struggles of adolescence. Their music combines catchy melodies with a dose of angst, creating a signature sound that resonated with fans of the emo and pop-punk genres. The band successfully encapsulated the emotional turmoil many individuals experience during their formative years.
Armor For Sleep's debut album, "Dream to Make Believe," released in 2003, was met with critical acclaim and helped establish their loyal fanbase. Their follow-up record, "What to Do When You Are Dead," released in 2005, further solidified their status in the alternative music scene. The band disbanded in 2009 following the release of their third studio album, "Smile for Them."
Despite their relatively short-lived career, Armor For Sleep left a lasting impact on the alternative rock genre, particularly within the emo and pop-punk subcultures. Their music continues to resonate with listeners who appreciate heartfelt lyrics and a candid exploration of the human experience.
