Counterparts Frontman Calls Out Suspected AI-Generated Metalcore Act Broken Avenue

A new controversy has emerged in the music industry with the discovery of a suspected AI-generated metalcore band called Broken Avenue. The band has gained a significant following on Spotify, with nearly 130k monthly listeners and a spot on one of Spotify's auto-generated playlists.

According to Stereogum, Counterparts frontman Alex Reuß has called out the band, suggesting that they may be using AI-generated music. Reuß took to social media to express his concerns, stating that the band's sound is too similar to Counterparts' own music.

Broken Avenue's music has been compared to other notable metalcore bands such as Knocked Loose and The Devil Wears Prada. Despite the controversy, the band's popularity continues to grow, with many fans defending their music and accusing Reuß of being jealous.

The debate surrounding AI-generated music has been ongoing in the music industry, with some artists and fans expressing concerns about the authenticity of AI-generated music. This controversy highlights the need for greater transparency and regulation in the music industry.

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[2] Counterparts Frontman Calls Out Suspected AI-Generated Metalcore Act Broken Avenue