This is the second track from Sonic Divide's independently released debut album.

The inspiration for the track comes from a frustration in knowing the words, reading all the self-help books but our battles are all so different in their levels of difficulty. The first line in the 2nd verse "The face in the mirror, still so exotic" encapsulates the overall dilemma a person goes through when struggling to overcome personal weaknesses. "Driven that Line" confronts the very fact that we keep falling back to the same habits (or line). 

This track is from the album Sonic Divide and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: www.cdbaby.com/cd/sonicdivide

Driven

This track is from the album Sonic Divide and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/sonicdivide

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Sonic Divide was first conceived when Wayne Holden, Andy Young and Glenn Johnson decided that it had been too many years since they played music for fun. In a relatively small city like Adelaide in South Australia, it was very easy to call on other musicians they had played with in the past, to help contribute to the occasional jam session. Ian Slade soon jumped on board and eventually Steve Pirie and Evan Johnson completed the line up.

What started out as a bit of fun, soon grew into a writing project that has spanned over 2 years.

There is a huge amount of variation in the musical influences that each band member brings to Sonic Divide. Everything from "Kansas" to "Dream Theater" and "Van Halen" to "John Mayer". This has resulted in a musical style that also spans many rock based genres.

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