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it is both a gut-wrenching purge and a wonderfully self-aware bit of theater

Members later went on to form Panic and The Explosion

working through sonic valleys of depression on “A Discourse on Killing” (“you taught me all I need to know about what I hate most”) to short peaks of happiness on “The Rain Will Come” (“Control is comforting

Youth Funeral "Heavenward" 3XLP it's clear that there isNew Hampshire Massachusetts based Youth Funerals debut full length Heavenward begins as one hopes it would, with a chaotic burst of energy that gives the listener an immediate sense of what their bleak brand of fast paced hardcore is all about: blasting drums, rumbling bass, and octave based guitar leads towered over by vocalist Casey Nealons gruff rhythmic yell. What marks Heavenward as a major step forward for the band comes in their ability to work