LoveHateHero

Rock / Post Hardcore / Pop Punk

Los Angeles, CA

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White Lies, the new album by LoveHateHero, is a combination of pop-sensibility and stylistic toughness that results in an entirely memorable album, with songs you will find in your head for days and nights to come. National tastemaker Outburn Magazine proclaims that LoveHateHeros Melodic mix of hardcore, screamo and metal is perfect for mass consumption in a recent feature on the upcoming album. Recording with producer Cameron Webb (Social Distortion, Silverstein) the band artfully arranges post-hardcore parts and metal-laced riffs with soaring melodies and choruses that are downright anthemic. The addition of young guns Myke Russell and Kevin Gruft on guitar, add not only a level of competence and metal-style execution, but Kevins leads take the band to a new technical level thats both exciting and inspiring. Drummer Scot Gee brings the heat on the drums, taking cues from favorites DC of Tool and JT of the Mars Volta, he embellishes the songs with jazz inspired time signatures and a broad range of styles from disco hi-hats in verses to galloping double-bass. Paris Bosserman returns on the bass, holding down the foundation, beating and sliding through the songs! Myke Russells high back ups at parts hit notes that rival Bruce Dickenson and Anthony Green adding something new and complimenting Pierrick Berubes lead vocals. Lyrical focus on the new album centers on revealing tales of personal life, love and lost cause. However Pierricks lyrics also take the listener ringside inside the van. We get to experience, in his first hand accounts, the highs and lows of living in a band the resulting overexposure of ones self, the departure of former friends and band members, the hopeless situations and glorious highs, all there for the listener to take in. These are the words of young men grown through two years on the road, times of trial and judgment, and revelation. Releasing their debut full-length Just Breathe on Ferret Music in 2005, the band just shy of legal age took to the road for an entire year. Taking their lumps including losing members mid-tour and endless hiccups of a new band establishing themselves, LoveHateHero played shows nationally with such artists as Kill Radio, Chiodos, The Panic Division, It Dies Today, 18 Visions, Funeral for A Friend, He is Legend, and Calico System. A little older and wiser, this is the statement of a band now able to see through the White Lies of nave promise and automatic fulfillment.