Tragic Hero Records has signed a deal with South Florida progressive metalcore band Pathways. Formed in 2012, the group has previously released two EPs.
In early 2016, the band got the attention of Tragic Hero Records President, Tommy LaCombe. Guitarist Jon Rose explains why Pathways felt this was a perfect partnership: "In the end, we wanted to go with a label that provided us with a more personal/hands-on approach. Plus, Tommy is great."
Pathways' Tragic Hero debut, an EP titled Dies Irae, will be available on April 15. In the interim, you can watch the band's new music video for "Miserae" below.
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Post CommentRILEY CURRY pssy TASTE LIKE FINDING COCNUT WATER IN IRAQ DESERT TFW YOU THIRSTY AS fck SHE GOT THAT WET WET...SEAWORLD TELLIN YA
I love it. Reminds me of Beartooth's pacing and I love it.
So glad these guys got signed! This is so good!?
Well I'm happy that this group is still making music to this day, postharcore still needs to be alive and breathing not because it's good (I cadn't fcking stand this music, there's only a couple songs from the sub-genre that's somewhat tolerable) but because we need to make all death metal elitists kill themselves after listening to this music. The less shitheads there are in the world of music with death metal screaming in it, the better!?
'RUFF RUFF' is the new 'BLEGH' before a punishing breakdown. with that said, sparse potential on this one friends.
wtf wrong with frontmen hair man u aint rapper u look like a sexdoll from japan !
In every way stoked on this and for once more than half positive comments on lg.
They've released what four "songs" in two years? And before that how long was it since they came out with anything "decent" even the 14 year old fans grew up and moved on.
the middle guy with looks like sonny moore (skrillex)
Dies Irae? If this was 2004, Fallen Angel would be pissed.
This has to be some of the worst shit I've heard for years. How is this original? Tragic hero has become pathetic.
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