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![]() The CarrierYour Rating:Average Rating:Hometown: Boston, MA (USA) About:ReviewsRelated StoriesBreak-ups: The Carrier (2006-2012) Deathwish Inc.'s The Carrier are the latest hardcore band to fall to the two album curse. The band is splitting up in March, and explained thusly: It's with very mixed emotions that we announce… January 05, 2012 Tours: Ceremony (Europe) Hardcore act Ceremony will be headed to Europe this summer for a number of festivals as well as shows with The Carrier, Polar Bear Club and more. They released Rohnert Park in 2010. You can click Read More for the… April 19, 2011 Tours: Former Thieves / The Carrier (US) Former Thieves has announced another lengthy run of American tour dates. The group was announced earlier today as the opener for… March 24, 2011 Tours: The Carrier The Carrier are currently on tour in support of their 2011 album, Blind to What Is Right. You can click Read More for the… March 14, 2011 Tours: Cruel Hand, Shai Hulud, Terror, The Carrier, This Is Hell at New England Metal and Hardcore Festival 3 Inches Of Blood, A Life Once Lost, Arsonists Get All The Girls, Attack Attack!, Between The Buried And Me, Bury Your Dead, Counterparts, Cruel Hand,… February 02, 2011 Tours: The Carrier to release "Blind to What Is Right" The Carrier will be releasing their next album on January 18, 2011. The album is titled Blind to What Is Right and will follow their studio album, One Year Later, from 2007. Since then they released the No Love Can Save Me [7 inch] as well. You can check out some music from the album via… November 02, 2010 Tours: The Carrier / The Bonus Army The Carrier will tour with The Bonus Army beginning late May. You can click Read More for the… April 13, 2010 Tours: Converge, United Nations, Blacklisted, The Carrier, on new Deathwish/Malfunction/Six Feet Under sampler Deathwish/Malfunction has teamed up with Six Feet Under Records to deliver a new digital sampler featuring music from: Converge, Narrows,… April 12, 2010 Tours: This Is Hell, the Carrier, Trapped Under Ice, Skycamefalling added to LI Fest Another wave of bands have been announced for Long Island Fest 2010. Skycamefalling and Scraps and… March 25, 2010 Tours: The Carrier The Carrier have announced a handful of East Coast shows beginning in March. The hardcore band released No Love Can Save Me [7 inch] in 2008. You can click Read More for the… February 01, 2010 |
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The Carrier are one of Boston's newest and most interesting hardcore bands. Their brand of powerful melodic hardcore is the next chapter of evolution in their genre. Emoting with a goose-bump inducing fervor unlike any other band out there today.
In the summer of 2007, The Carrier released their debut 7"EP on the Words Of War label. This amazing three song 7"EP caught the attention of the hardcore community worldwide, paving the way for the band to tour throughout the year. In late 2007, The Carrier teamed up with the Rock Vegas label (COA, Roses Never Fade) to release their first proper album titled "One Year Later". With this album The Carrier truly shined, pushing their approach to new heights, and solidifying their standing as one of the best melodic hardcore bands to surface in ages.
The Carrier will release their new 7"EP, "No Love Can Save Me" on Deathwish soon. Recorded by Jay Maas @ The Getaway Group (Meltdown, Shipwreck a.d.), the release cries out with impassioned vocals and towering guitar melodies that sway and swell before crashing forth with explosive energy. Showing the band at their most emotionally charged, while also hinting at the creative greatness that is looming on their horizon.