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12 Stones

Musical Group

Forfans of post‑grunge, christian/alternative rock, wwe-era anthems, and listeners who discovered paul mccoy via evanescence.
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The Profile

12 Stones are an American post‑grunge/alternative rock band from Louisiana, formed in 2000. Frontman Paul McCoy is known for his guest vocal on Evanescence’s Bring Me to Life. Early releases on Wind‑up Records led to U.S. exposure, with songs placed in WWE programming and on the Daredevil soundtrack.

Anthem for the Underdog reflects the band’s Louisiana roots and the impact of Hurricane Katrina. Early lineup featured Paul McCoy (vocals), Eric Weaver (guitar) and Aaron Gainer (drums). Tracks such as Let Go appeared on the Daredevil soundtrack; various songs were used by WWE. The 2010 EP followed label issues after Wind‑up.

12 Stones are a Louisiana post‑grunge/Christian rock band fronted by Paul McCoy. Reviews praise the debut’s aggression, Potter’s Field’s maturation, and Anthem for the Underdog’s melodic turn inspired by Hurricane Katrina. The 2010 EP hints at a partial return to earlier heaviness. Tracks have appeared in WWE and on the Daredevil soundtrack.