FRAGILE FUTURE
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Platinum-selling rock band Hawthorne Heights proudly release their third studio album titled ‘Fragile Future’ on August 2nd through Victory/Stomp. One of the most anticipated albums of 2008, ‘Fragile Future’ follows two highly successful albums, 'The Silence in Black and White' (2004) and 'If Only You Were Lonely' (2006).
Building on the experiences of the last few years, including the death of a band member and a controversial lawsuit, they have created a record that has reinforced their desire to play music, perform live for fans and grow as individuals and artists. It is an energy that can only be described as cathartic and inspiring.
With the loss of their collaborator, friend and brother, Casey Calvert, in November 2007, the band has made the effort to not replace the essence of their dear friend, but honour him with a new vitality that rings clear on this collection of stories and songs. The collaborative effort on this record has been given an emotional weight that is clearly heartfelt and extraordinarily sincere. Singer JT Woodruff says; "We are so excited to release our third album. It feels absolutely amazing to finally have a release date in sight. Over the past year or so we have written a lot of songs, thrown away a lot of songs, and over the last month wrote a lot more songs. This last batch totally sums up where we are as a band, what we have been through and most importantly.where we want to be. Through all of the smoke and fire, we feel these songs are the best material we have ever released".
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