Alongside Purity and Shame Spiral, Heaven’s Die rounds out a superb league of underground hardcore hopefuls that highlight the next wave of heavyweights to emerge into the spotlight. Their execution is so punctual and produced so well, it’s hard to believe they’re an independent band. But like all things that eventually rise to the top, it’s going to take years of sustainment for the band to get notoriety. Here’s to hoping they stick it together to get the recognition they deserve in the metal community.
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