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20 post-hardcore bands who took concept albums to the next level
20 post-hardcore bands who took concept albums to the next level
Post-hardcore is especially rich in concept albums. Perhaps that’s because the immense vocal palette—from tender crooning to raw screaming—lends itself to expressing emotions. The music similarly matches. Sure, metalcore can deliver crushing breakdowns, but it rarely gets as intimate as this companion genre. There’s also the...
Funeral For A Friend break up
Funeral For A Friend break up
Funeral For A Friend have announced they will be breaking up following a run of final shows. The band are scheduled to perform both their debut and sophomore studio albums in full over the course of two nights. “It only seems fitting that we make these shows something pretty special,” say FFAF. “These wil ...
“Don’t expect us to be the 2003 Funeral For A Friend”—Matt Davies-Kreye on ‘Chapter And Verse’
“Don’t expect us to be the 2003 Funeral For A Friend”—Matt Davies-Kreye on ‘Chapter And Verse’
Formed in Bridgend, Wales, Funeral For A Friend have been a staple of the British alternative rock scene for over a decade. In that time, they’ve weathered line-up changes and sonic shifts from the earnest melodic screamo of their early days to the savage, politically charged hardcore of Chapter And Verse, their recently released seventh album. It’s ...
Funeral For A Friend announce new album, ‘Chapter And Verse;’ stream single
Funeral For A Friend announce new album, ‘Chapter And Verse;’ stream single
Funeral For A Friend will release their seventh studio album, Chapter And Verse, on January 19, 2015. In anticipation, the band have launched pre-orders for the record through their pledge music campaign. All pre-order purchases include an instant download of the record's single, "You've Got A Bad Case Of The Religions," which you can stream below.  Be sure to lea ...
Funeral For A Friend – “Rookie” (Boysetsfire cover) premiere
Funeral For A Friend – “Rookie” (Boysetsfire cover) premiere
Funeral For A Friend and Boysetsfire exchange covers for their upcoming split EP in what No Sleep Records calls "the ultimate admiration for one another" based on their longtime friendship. When it came to making a decision on exactly what to cover, FFAF vocalist Matt Davies-Kreye tells us they had no shortage of options, but "Rookie" stood out. "When it came down to ...

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