Hopes Die Last Break Silence

2022-03-06 by BoatJones | 6 Comments
Italian post-hardcore band Hopes Die Last have reunited with their original lineup and have released a new single, “Silence Broken”, which marks the first new recorded material by the band in 9 years. It is unknown at this time if a new album is in the works.
“Silence Broken” can be streamed below.



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Get Low
March 7th 2022
15838 Comments


Cool. I like their first album.

DreamAgain
March 7th 2022
2543 Comments


That's a name I haven't heard in a while

karpatfalvi
March 7th 2022
246 Comments


post hardcore lyrics generator trash

JrmyPrks
March 7th 2022
436 Comments


not a band u come to for words, no.

pepster50
March 7th 2022
444 Comments


Ya, I like their first album well enough. But everything else has been not good...

OverSlyZed91
March 7th 2022
536 Comments


Is this the original singer? The voice is way too low...



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