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Ben Jorgensen

Background information
Born July 4, 1983 (age 26)
Origin Teaneck, New Jersey, U.S.
Genres Alternative
Pop Punk
Occupations Musician
Instruments Vocals
Electric Guitar
Drums
Labels Equal Vision Records
Sire Records
Associated acts Armor for Sleep
God Loves A Challenge
Random Task
Notable instruments
Fender Jazzmaster

Ben "Slork" Jorgensen (born July 4, 1983 in Teaneck, New Jersey) was the lead singer and guitarist of the New Jersey band Armor for Sleep. He wrote the first Armor for Sleep songs during the summer after his first year in college, and recorded them as a demo cd for $100 at a local recording studio, playing all the instruments himself. He lives in Teaneck, New Jersey.[1] He is of German, Danish, and Japanese descent, and is also Jewish. Prior to forming Armor for Sleep, he was the drummer for punk band Random Task. He made a cameo appearance in Fall Out Boy's "Dance, Dance" video, and also in Cobra Starship's video for "The City Is at War", playing alongside Pete Wentz as a police-man. Jorgensen is currently doing vocals for God Loves a Challenge alongside Sierra Shardae.

Contents

Discography

Singles

Year
Title
Album
2003 "Dream to Make Believe" Dream to Make Believe
2004 "My Town" Dream to Make Believe
2005 "Car Underwater" What to Do When You Are Dead
2005 "The Truth About Heaven" What to Do When You Are Dead
2006 "Remember to Feel Real" What to Do When You Are Dead
2007 "Williamsburg" Smile for Them
2008 "Hold the Door" Smile for Them

He is now in side project called "God Loves a Challenge" alongside Sierra Shardae.

References

  1. ^ Knopper, Steve. "COOL@NIGHT; CONCEPT CD: Awaking the spirit in life or death; Armor for Sleep ponders afterlife with no apologies", Newsday, March 16, 2006. "It's hard to imagine a more morbid form of writer's block than this: I was kind of stuck in that place where the only thing I could write about was through the perspective of me being dead, says Ben Jorgensen, singer, guitarist and lyricist for the Teaneck, N.J.,..."

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