This Could Be Heartbreak
This Could Be Heartbreak
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Our Take
Our Take
The Amity Affliction's latest offering, "This Could Be Heartbreak," is like that one relationship you just can't seem to quit. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, with heart-wrenching lyrics and heavy-hitting instrumentals that make you want to scream into a pillow one minute and slow dance in the rain the next.
Frontman Joel Birch's vocals are raw and haunting, drawing you in with every gut-wrenching scream and melodic croon. The guitar work is crushing and powerful, providing the perfect backdrop for Birch's emotional outpourings.
Tracks like "I Bring the Weather with Me" and "This Could Be Heartbreak" showcase the band's ability to seamlessly blend metalcore intensity with catchy hooks that will have you singing along even as you're headbanging your heart out.
But, like any tumultuous relationship, there are moments of vulnerability and introspection on this album. "All F**ked Up" and "Fight My Regret" offer a glimpse into the band's softer side, showing that they're more than just a one-trick pony.
Overall, "This Could Be Heartbreak" is a testament to the Amity Affliction's staying power in the hardcore scene. It's a cathartic and unapologetically emo journey that will have you reaching for the tissues one minute and throwing up the horns the next. Embrace the angst, my friends. This one's a keeper.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. I Bring the Weather With Me
2. This Could Be Heartbreak
3. Nightmare
5. O.M.G.I.M.Y.
6. All Fucked Up
4. Tearing Me Apart
7. Fight My Regret
8. Some Friends
9. Wishbone
10. Note to Self
11. Blood in the Mouth
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About the artist
The Amity Affliction
Buckle up, music lovers, because we're about to dive into the world of Australia's own post-hardcore powerhouse, AMITY AFFLICTION. Hailing from the land Down Under, these lads have been shaking up the scene with their unique blend of metalcore, emo, and pop-punk since the early 2000s. Frontman Joel Birch's haunting screams and melodic vocals provide the perfect contrast to bassist Ahren Stringer's smooth clean singing, creating a sound that is as infectious as it is intense. Add in the dynamic drumming of Joe Longobardi and the shredding guitar riffs of Dan Brown, and you've got a recipe for musical magic that will have you headbanging in no time. But it's not just their musical talents that set AMITY AFFLICTION apart - it's their raw, emotional lyrics that really hit home. Touching on themes of mental health, loss, and redemption, their songs strike a chord with fans all over the world, earning them a loyal following and a reputation as one of the most authentic acts in the game. From sold-out shows in their native Australia to headlining festivals across the globe, AMITY AFFLICTION have proven time and time again that they are a force to be reckoned with. So grab your black eyeliner and your studded leather jacket, because this is one band you won't want to miss. Just be prepared for a rollercoaster ride of emotions - and maybe a sore neck from all that headbanging.
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