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One's destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.
Henry Miller
I’ve learned that being dead is not all its cracked up to be.
Mostly a lot of dullness and boredom.
Music Review: "Self Revival" by High Hopes
Words: Makky Hall
One word, CRUSHING! From start to finish this is relentless, the UK 5-piece have in no way released anything “original”, though I will not say that is a bad thing, much influenced by the sounds of The Ghost Inside, Parkway Drive and Confession, with their beastly melodic hardcore/metalcore. Though unlike a lot of bands that try this, you can definitely sense the emotion in this album other than just the talent. Every track is a monolith of aggression and rhythm to make you want to destroy your surroundings, with that added lead guitar in places to really give the song that extra bit of feeling. I will say Renew/Reform is where High Hopes have really captured themselves best, all of the above, crushing riffs, catchy shout along chorus, intense and fast paced and enough emotion to make you lose your voice. After this I can only expect bigger and better things to come from High Hopes.
Self Revival was released on November 11th on Core Records
High Hopes - Days Fade To Grey NEW SONG 2013 - Off the album Self Revival
If you're a fan of old FTFD and have not heard Self Revival by High Hopes go do it now. The albums on Spotify.