Sicksense September and Season 4 of 'My Classic Album' come to an end as Vicky Psarakis joins Mike to chat about Evanescence's debut album 'Fallen'.
'Fallen' saw Evanescence and singer Amy Lee become superstars overnight. Together Vicky and Mike explore their love of the album and its importance in their teenage years.
Which Meat Loaf song brought founding members Amy Lee and Ben Moody together?
Why did the band shy away from their popularity in the Christian rock scene?
How did 12 Stones singer Paul McCoy come to be involved on 'Bring Me To Life'?
PLUS: Enjoy 'Make Believe', another track from Sicksense's debut EP 'Kings Today'
AND Mike reads an exclusive passage from his upcoming debut novel 'Reap Sleep Rock Repeat'.
Season 4 of 'My Classic Album' ends in style!
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Music Credits: 'This Is Rock' by Silvia Marchese
'Make Believe' by Sicksense. Out now on the band's debut EP 'Kings Today'
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