Metalcore Newcomers Heal The Hurt Break Toxic Ties With Second Explosive Single 'Where Our Hearts Divide'
Shattering the ties of emotional toxicity, metalcore newcomers Heal The Hurt have unleashed their second explosive single with "Where Our Hearts Divide." With raw intensity and unfiltered honesty, the track displays the band's ability to channel personal pain into powerful artistry.
Vocalist Trevor Tyson's forthright reflections on the dissolution of toxic ties anchor “Where Our Hearts Divide.†With total transparency, Tyson delves into the rollercoaster of emotions he has experienced when a relationship of any kind turns sour, leaving behind the death of potential connection and understanding.
"This song came from a place of heartbreak," explains Tyson. "When you love and respect someone so much one day, and the next, it's like you never knew this person. It's a sucky feeling. But you have to go through the motions, and along the way, I personally realized that I don't hate the person - this is simply where our hearts divide."
Heal The Hurt is further establishing their formidable blend of blistering riffs, thunderous percussion and Tyson's passionate vocals with "Where Our Hearts Divide.†The resulting experience is as viscerally musically as it is emotionally. Through blistering breakdowns woven with stirring melodies, the band confronts pain head-on, providing a cathartic release for anyone who has grappled with the complexities of relationships and what we feel in their aftermath. “Where Our Hearts Divide†also introduces vocalist Alec Gregory's soaring vocals, adding a new dimension to the band's sonic texture.
As newcomers to the metalcore scene, Heal The Hurt is poised to make a lasting impression with "Where Our Hearts Divide." With their unapologetic approach to storytelling and their unwavering commitment to authenticity, the band stands as a beacon of hope for those navigating the turbulent waters of heartache, breaking stigmas surrounding the mental health conversation and encouraging growth in their listeners.
"Where Our Hearts Divide" is now available on all major streaming platforms.
