The “mini-movie” — as some might call Johnathan Thulin‘s music video for his song “Dead Come To Life” (feat. Charmaine) — is an emotional journey that captivates you from the start. The video gives perspective into human condition, and the process of redemption. With the beautiful voice of Charmaine paired with stellar cinematography, the video is worth taking the nine minutes of your day to watch. Also, check out New Release Tuesday for new releases and exclusive interviews every week.
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Let's Get to the Heart of Things
"Music is our everything; we live and die for it. It’s our way to be human, so making songs that make that deep human connection is really important for The Used." In a new age of releasing music in a socially-distanced world, Bert McCracken and The Used face the challenge of human connection when physical connection is taboo. HM contributing writer Andrew Voigt dives in with McCracken about The Used's new album, Heartwork, his absence on social media, and why 2020 will be the year of rice.
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Not Dead... Yet
After canning the entire album in 2015, Righteous Vendetta is ready to release 'Not Dead Yet' and prove they're still thriving. We recently got to sit down with Ryan Hayes, vocalist of Righteous Vendetta, to discuss the band's upcoming album, life in the Mountain West, and how the pandemic has him venturing into country music songwriting.
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The Haunting Sound of Hope
"Ever Eden has been this perfect culmination of us realizing what our journey has been and how to aim that as a message for other people." After years of introspection and coming-of-age, Ever Eden has embraced their own struggles, as haunting as it may feel, to create a community that's turned out to be much larger than the band itself.
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The Unwavering Drive to Create
The bigger they got, the less The Devil Wears Prada took it easy. HM contributing writer Andrew Voigt spoke with quarantined vocalist Mike Hranica about the band's latest venture into podcasting, his writing career, and his entrance into the business world
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