Roob!

I wanna talk about a Connecticut metalcore/post-hardcore group that not many people have heard of, nor do i see anyone talk about at all, and i SWEAR i dont mean that in a snooty pretentious way; i mean it in the way that they LITERALLY only lasted two years in the early 2000's and were only known among the CT and NY hardcore scenes of the time, as far as im aware. i literally only know of their existence because i saw someone mention them on the RYM forums. and even there they have so few ratings and only appear on 2 user lists last i checked. im talking about a band named For Her I Can Be A Hero. AWESOME NAME IMO. its such a good name, and it's def of it’s time, and i love it LOL. im usually picky with metalcore, but FHICBAH's sound is like tinged with emo and post-hardcore and it makes for a sound that lowkey only them can scratch my itch for. that early 2000's melodic metalcore sound was already kind of nostalgic to me, now mix it with this era of emo and it is even more nostalgic sounding. i love it a lot. i think this band literally couldve been generational if they went on longer. they only had one demo and one EP in their time. and i love both of them. i found out one of the band members has a bandcamp where they just put out everything by everything theyve ever been apart of and i bought the FHICBAH releases SOO fast. i am linking a youtube video that's just their only two releases. what i love so much is how in the comments you can literally find people from the scene back then, and even MEMBERS reuniting in the comments section and it’s genuinely really beautiful to see. something i love about music in the internet age is how unifying it is and how much easier it’s become to find artists and bands of this status, not to mention archiving art and music has also become so much easier and has in turn made discovery so much more possible. it's genuinely awe-inspiring and beautiful.