Kane Hodder are back. Many thought they were dead, and they very well should have been. In the three years since the release of the dynamic full-length The Pleasure To Remain So Heartless, the band has faced obstacle after obstacle, not the least of which have been parting ways with record label Fueled By Ramen and losing two of the original members to other ambitions. But here they are, back with a digital EP, infectiously titled Through The Bloody Channels, We Raise Our Sails that digs deeper ... (more)
Kane Hodder are back. Many thought they were dead, and they very well should have been. In the three years since the release of the dynamic full-length The Pleasure To Remain So Heartless, the band has faced obstacle after obstacle, not the least of which have been parting ways with record label Fueled By Ramen and losing two of the original members to other ambitions. But here they are, back with a digital EP, infectiously titled Through The Bloody Channels, We Raise Our Sails that digs deeper into their collective musical influences and redraws the blueprints on how songs can be written.
