Hawthorne Heights' Bad Frequencies is a sonically captivating album that delves into the depths of human emotion, released on 27 April 2018 via Pure Noise Records. Spanning 41 minutes, this emotive masterpiece weaves a intricate narrative through its 13 tracks, including 'In Gloom', 'Pink Hearts', and 'Crimson Sand'.
As the album progresses, Hawthorne Heights' distinctive sound is showcased through tracks like 'The Perfect Way to Fall Apart', 'Just Another Ghost', and the hauntingly beautiful 'Bad Frequencies'. The band's ability to blend genres is evident, as elements of emo, screamo, post-hardcore, emo pop, and pop punk converge to create a unique sound that is both nostalgic and forward-thinking.
With 'Skylark', 'Edge of Town', and 'Starlighter (Echo, Utah)', Hawthorne Heights demonstrates their capacity to craft infectious, high-energy melodies, while 'Push Me Away', 'The Suicide Mile', and 'Straight Down the Line' showcase the band's penchant for crafting emotionally charged, introspective songs. The album closes with 'Pills', a poignant finale that leaves a lasting impression on the listener.
Bad Frequencies is a testament to Hawthorne Heights' skill in crafting music that resonates deeply with their audience, and their dedication to pushing the boundaries of their genre. This album is a must-listen for fans of emotive, hard-hitting music, and a shining example of the band's continued relevance in the contemporary music scene.
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