*Artist: Catharsis
*Album: Hope Against Hope
*Year: 2025
*Genre: Metalcore/Hardcore
*Country: United States
*Format: flac
*Size: 425MB
Tracklist:
1. Nocturne 01:35
2. Power 06:34
3. Gone to Croatan 03:35
4. Eremocene 06:02
5. Embers 05:18
6. We Live 03:57
7. Last Words 03:36
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Total playing time: 30:37
Extended info
Tags
audiobooks hardcore hip hop metal metal punk punk hardcore punk metallic hardcore punk hardcore Olympia
Line - up:
Ernie Hayes - Bass
Alexei Rodriguez - Drums (ex-Hail the Night, Trial, ex-3 Inches of Blood, ex-Cortez, ex-Prong, ex-Summers End, ex-Between Earth & Sky, ex-Otis Reem, ex-Ümlaut, ex-Walls of Jericho)
Jimmy Chang - Guitars (Sect, Undying, ex-Gut Feeling, ex-War Prayer)
Matthew Miller - Guitars (ex-Divide + Conquer, ex-Ümlaut, ex-Unsettled)
Brian Dingledine - Vocals (ex-From the Depths, ex-Requiem, ex-Ümlaut)
Guest/Session:
Gosia - Vocals (additional) (track 2) (Sorrow)
Zach (Requiem) played violin on “Gone to Croatan.” Zach and Stef, Dan, Gabe, and Steve helped to refine earlier versions of some of these songs.
We have been playing together for over three decades now. Our experiences as a band have taught us much of what we know about ourselves and the world. We developed our craft in spaces of rebellion, at a time when we could go on tour and play in collectively run venues and squatted social centers every night for months on end. For us, hardcore is not a musical genre, but a practice of living life to the fullest, a field of experimentation in which expression and action merge. In enabling us to discover what we love, it has sensitized us to the tragedies of our age and given us tools with which to do something about them.
We still believe in hardcore as a force for change, a component of an ecosystem of movements for liberation. As our society slides deeper into tyranny, it only becomes more important to pursue a vision of another way of living. We have not outgrown the idealism of our youth. In fact, our band is soberer and more vegan today than we were in the 1990s. We have not fallen out of love with this counterculture that has given us so much.
We aspire to act in solidarity with all who fight against oppression. Without adhering to a particular dogma, we affirm the anarchist ideal of relationships without coercion and an open horizon before us. No one above and no one below.
We contain within ourselves all of the contradictions and fault lines that run through humanity as a whole—all the frailty, confusion, anger, and potential. Far from making us cynical, this makes the struggles of our species urgent for us. Our dearest hope is that, in baring our souls and pushing ourselves to make the most of our creative potential, we might make it easier for you to do the same.
audiobooks hardcore hip hop metal metal punk punk hardcore punk metallic hardcore punk hardcore Olympia
Line - up:
Ernie Hayes - Bass
Alexei Rodriguez - Drums (ex-Hail the Night, Trial, ex-3 Inches of Blood, ex-Cortez, ex-Prong, ex-Summers End, ex-Between Earth & Sky, ex-Otis Reem, ex-Ümlaut, ex-Walls of Jericho)
Jimmy Chang - Guitars (Sect, Undying, ex-Gut Feeling, ex-War Prayer)
Matthew Miller - Guitars (ex-Divide + Conquer, ex-Ümlaut, ex-Unsettled)
Brian Dingledine - Vocals (ex-From the Depths, ex-Requiem, ex-Ümlaut)
Guest/Session:
Gosia - Vocals (additional) (track 2) (Sorrow)
Zach (Requiem) played violin on “Gone to Croatan.” Zach and Stef, Dan, Gabe, and Steve helped to refine earlier versions of some of these songs.
We have been playing together for over three decades now. Our experiences as a band have taught us much of what we know about ourselves and the world. We developed our craft in spaces of rebellion, at a time when we could go on tour and play in collectively run venues and squatted social centers every night for months on end. For us, hardcore is not a musical genre, but a practice of living life to the fullest, a field of experimentation in which expression and action merge. In enabling us to discover what we love, it has sensitized us to the tragedies of our age and given us tools with which to do something about them.
We still believe in hardcore as a force for change, a component of an ecosystem of movements for liberation. As our society slides deeper into tyranny, it only becomes more important to pursue a vision of another way of living. We have not outgrown the idealism of our youth. In fact, our band is soberer and more vegan today than we were in the 1990s. We have not fallen out of love with this counterculture that has given us so much.
We aspire to act in solidarity with all who fight against oppression. Without adhering to a particular dogma, we affirm the anarchist ideal of relationships without coercion and an open horizon before us. No one above and no one below.
We contain within ourselves all of the contradictions and fault lines that run through humanity as a whole—all the frailty, confusion, anger, and potential. Far from making us cynical, this makes the struggles of our species urgent for us. Our dearest hope is that, in baring our souls and pushing ourselves to make the most of our creative potential, we might make it easier for you to do the same.
Technical info
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Precision : 24-bit
Duration : 00:03:35.58 = 10348016 samples 16168.8 CDDA sectors
File Size : 50.8M
Bit Rate : 1.88M
Sample Encoding: 24-bit FLAC
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