Welcome Home Armageddon
A high-velocity return to post-hardcore form. Sharp, metallic riffs collide with anthemic melodies and a persistent sense of Welsh melancholy.
March 14, 2011 · Distiller Records
A high-velocity return to post-hardcore form. Sharp, metallic riffs collide with anthemic melodies and a persistent sense of Welsh melancholy.
March 14, 2011 · Distiller Records
Welcome Home Armageddon feels like a band rediscovering their pulse. After years of experimenting with more traditional rock structures and polished pop sensibilities, this record sees Funeral for a Friend leaning back into the sharp, jagged edges that defined their early career. It is a record of friction: the friction between thrash-metal-influenced guitar work and the soaring, almost fragile melodicism of Matt Davies-Convey’s vocals. There is a palpable sense of urgency here, as if the band is trying to outrun their own history while simultaneously embracing it.
How does Welcome Home Armageddon sound next to the rest of Funeral for a Friend's catalogue?
The vocals lean notably further into intense than the rest of the catalogue.
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