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Fragile Future,Hawthorne Heights
    • Fragile Future
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    • Somewhere In Between
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    • The Business Of Paper Stars
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    • Until The Judgment Day

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    • The Business Of Paper Stars
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    • Rescue Me
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    • Until The Judgment Day
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    • Somewhere In Between
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    • Sugar In The Engine
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    • Desperation
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    • Four Become One
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    • 321.
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    • Disaster
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    • Let Go Of Everything You Know
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    • Corps Of Corpses
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    • Come Back Home (Reprised)

album review

Fragile Future is Hawthorne Heights' first effort without Casey Calvert, whose shrieking vocals helped establish the band as one of the only platinum-selling outfits in the screamo genre. Following his death in 2007, the remaining bandmates returned to the recording studio as a slimmed-down quartet, retaining their emo songcraft while doing away with Calvert's cathartic screams. Even so, Fragile Future is a thoroughly cathartic effort, with Calvert's death and the band's continued feud with Victory Records looming large in J.T. Woodruff's lyrics. "Don't hesitate to remember everything," he advises during the opening song, which combines palm-muted guitars with syncopated drums and lonely piano riffs. There's an obvious element of tragedy here, something that the band's music always hinted at but never seemed to fully inhabit until now. And given their situation, it's quite hard to criticize Hawthorne Heights for playing dark, nocturnal emo-rock songs, since few of their contemporaries have such an authentic reason for sounding depressed. "Rescue Me," "Somewhere in Between," and "Desperation" all cling to chugging guitars and impassioned (if slightly nasal) melodies, while "Disaster" adds a welcome touch of spaced-out electronica to vary the pattern. It's a familiar mix of music, to be sure, but Fragile Future also sounds more valid than other emo albums, even if its hooks aren't quite as muscular as those on the band's previous disc. ~ Andrew Leahey, All Music Guide

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      • Missing Something

      • These guys are amazing.  To be able to bounce back after the loss of Casey is just amazing.  The only thing this CD is missing is that screaming edge that gave a little extra "mmph" to their melodies.
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      • This is an Amazing Album...

      • If you haven't listened to this one,  you need to check it out!  All the songs have amazing melody and lyrics!!!  I have listend to this album countless times through!!!
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