A band who have become just as famous for their reaction videos for other people’s work as their own music, TrueShot have returned to a single in “Find Me, I’m Missing” which they released three weeks ago for a music video. The track itself looks at issues with broken homes and is mixed and mastered
Mixed and mastered by Lance Prenc (Polaris, Gravemind, Void of Vision), New Hampshire Metalcore act TrueShot have dropped their second single. The track, which follows “Paradigm” that saw them joined by Aidan Holmes from Dealer, is entitled “Find Me, I’m Missing” and tackles a few close to home issues around broken families. Vocalist, Richard Janvrin comments:
So TrueShot have been busy recording their own music and after a million reaction videos to everything and anything new, they’ve started an interview series. Who better to start with that the figure of controversy that is Frankie Palmeri of Emmure? Topics for this one include Palmeri’s childhood, the band dynamic and what he’s doing
We wouldn’t normally share other people’s reaction videos but… this one is something special. TrueShot shared a reaction video for the recent August Burns Red single “Defender” from their upcoming new 3rd April album “Guardians” which ABR frontman Jake Luhrs stumbled across. So having been impressed by that, he offered to return the favour. So here’s
…and while we’re on the subject of Dealer, yesterday we shared with you the new single from New Hampshire quartet TrueShot entitled “Paradigm” and featuring a guest vocal appearance from Aidan Holmes. Today they’ve let guitar player Adam Levesque have a moment in the limelight as he plays through the track with Evan Middleton handling the camera
Having thrown down with their debut six track EP “Escape” in June 2019, New Hampshire genre blending quartet TrueShot have returned with their heaviest track to date in “Paradigm“. It sees them joined by former Alpha Wolf and current Dealer vocalist Aiden Holmes. Should it go ahead, they will be joining (hed)p.e. in Providence Rhode
