JesusfreakHideout.com: Top 15 One-Album Wonders

As music fans, we hear a lot of new music all the time from promising new artists. Some national debut albums really leave a mark on us, getting us pumped for the artist's career ahead. Sadly, some of these artists never even make it to album number two before they stop making music, break up, or just disappear.

This list is a countdown of our top 15 "One-Album Wonders" -- bands that released just one album before disappearing from the map for one reason or another -- leaving us to wonder what could have been with album number 2.

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#5. Chasing Furies
With Abandon

Release Year: 1999

Sibling trio Chasing Furies made their major label debut in 1999 with With Abandon. It had a hint of indie flair a la Sixpence None The Richer, and it released on the heels of that band's hugely successful self-titled album. With the siblings taking turns on vocals and a diverse sound across the board, the future looked super bright for the Meeker three. However, the group eventually disbanded and we never saw another effort from them. Vocalist Sarah Meeker would launch her solo career under her married name Sarah MacIntosh in 2004, but wouldn't release a nationally signed album until 2012's Current with Integrity Music. Sarah has been working on a new project titled A Thousand Champions, but production was halted after the MacIntosh's newly adopted daughter tragically passed away suddenly. While it would be exciting to hear the Meekers reunite for another outing together, it's far more likely we'll hear new music from Sarah before that would happen...
- John DiBiase

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