Hopesfall ‘The Frailty of Words’ Due on Vinyl

by Ryan Minic | Feb 1, 2012

AbsolutePunk is reporting that a vinyl pressing of Hopesfall’s 1999 debut album, The Frailty of Words, will be released this month.

Limited to 500 copies, the effort features new artwork and will be available on three colors: 100 white, 200 clear orange, and 200 blue/white.

A release date is to be announced.

Protest The Hero Interview: Rody Walker on How They Formed, & Shitty Myspace Bands

The Red Chord Interview: Guy Kozowyk on Forming Black Market Activities & Timless Music

KEITH BUCKLEY Interview: Writing Scale, Meditation & Music

We all know Keith Buckley. The renowned frontman who marshaled Every Time I Die from the outskirts of Buffalo, NY to the corners of the globe, transforming the band over the course of two decades into an international powerhouse. From the early days of their breakout...

Soulfly Interview with Max Cavalera

About this interview In a 2008 interview with Ryan Minic of Ryan’s Rock Show, Max Cavalera of Soulfly reflected on his musical journey, spirituality, and the challenges of the music industry. He discussed his collaborations, including working with Dave Grohl on...

Veil of Maya Interview: Marc Okubo on Eclipse, Djent, & Timeless Records

Outside a coffee shop on Wilshire Blvd, Veil of Maya guitarist Marc Okubo remembers stories from the band’s first-ever tour with After The Burial. “[We played a show for] some kids in their parents’ garage that didn’t do any promotion at...