Foreign Hands release Bleed The Dream EP

Foreign Hands release Bleed The Dream EP

Today, Delaware band Foreign Hands have released their new EP, Bleed The Dream, out now on DAZE. The five songs on the EP teeter between metalcore and hardcore, strewn with chaotic riffs and raw emotion that make for an enticing package. It's easy to say Foreign Hands' sound transports the listener back to the heydays of early 2000s metalcore, not feeling out of place on what labels like Trustkill or Ferret Music were releasing, but there's also an inherent modern edge that make the band stand out on their own. Opener "Anemoia" starts with a vocal fury from Tyler Norris as the band weaves between chugging guitars and lush melodies, a formula that works throughout the record. Single "Separation Souvenir" plays into the band's influences, namely Poison The Well, while "A Cardiac Winter" pushes through with lustful ferocity as both Norris and guitarist Jack Beatson repeatedly call out "Can you keep your heart steady in my arms?". The EP rounds out with title track "Bleed The Dream", a heady mix of spoken word, screams, and clean vocals surrounded by a wild breakdown that is sure to be a fan favorite when performed live.

Bleed The Dream was recorded with Andy Nelson at Bricktop Studios (Wristmeetrazor, Weekend Nachos) and Isaac Hale of Knocked Loose also contributed a hand in the writing process. The EP is available on CD and limited cassette now through DAZE and digital via Bandcamp. To celebrate the release, Foreign Hands will head out on a short tour with Silenus starting February 26th, dates below.

Bleed The Dream Tracklist:

1. Anemoia

2. Separation Souvenir

3. A Cardiac Winter

4. Hesitation Marks

5. Bleed The Dream

Tour Dates:

w/ Silenus

  • 2/26 - Louisville, KY @ Portal w/ Vein.fm Kharma
  • 2/27 - Detroit, MI @ The Sanctuary
  • 3/1 - Columbus, OH @ The Big Room Bar
  • 3/3 - Upton, MA @ Upton VFW Hall
  • 3/4 - New Haven, CT @ The State House
  • 3/5 - Long Island, NY @ Amityville Music Hall

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