Metalcore

Casey – new video for “For Katie” out now!

August 20, 2024

Welsh Post-Hardcore-legends Casey introduced the video for their single “For Katie” from their third album “How To Disappear“, released via Hassle Records, today. “For Katie” is released ahead of Casey’s performance at the Heavy Music Awards 2024 alongside Neck Deep, Graphic Nature, and unpeople. It will be the last performance of Casey before singer Tom Weaver has to recover from open heart surgery (check HERE for Tom’s statement). On “For Katie” he says: “The song itself was spurred by a single conversation I had with a friend. She was showing me photos of her and I from high school, and I couldn’t remember anything at all about them. To my eyes, I looked like a completely different, happier person. It drove a sense of worry about how much of my life had been lost to a sadness I’ve never been able to define. “The footage was captured by Sarai Kelley over the course of the two and a half weeks we spent around Europe in March/April of this year.” For more information on the band, [Read More]

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Casey return with new single “Great Grief”

December 6, 2022

Welsh post-hardcore-legends Casey return after a four year hiatus with their mind-blowing new single “Great Grief”, which is released via Hassle Records. Singer Tom Weaver on the song: “For the five of us it’s something special. It was the first piece of music we wrote collectively after deciding that we wanted to do this again, and it felt like an organic progression when it came together. Musically we wanted to maintain an anchor in the familiar, but challenge ourselves to produce a more mature and expansive sound. We put a lot of thought into the sound design, adding layers and harmonies – all things we’d not really put much effort into previously. Lyrically, the song talks about the realisation I came to after reflecting on our time as a band following our break-up. When we announced we were drawing Casey to a close, I’d tunnelled on the immediate personal impact of my writing, and how it felt like I was proliferating my pain by repeating it each night. But I’m in a much better place [Read More]