Hopes Die Last, Despite My Deepest Fear, Last Revelations

Hopes Die Last
(Metalcore, IT)

In 2008, they were able to break into the post hardcore scene with the release of the EP Your Face Down Now. Thanks to their new album, the band sang in Germany, England, France, USA and Japan. The EP contains six songs and an acoustic bonustrack for Japan, one of which ("Call Me Sick Boy") was re-recorded for Hopes Die Last's debut album. In August 2009, the band released the first full-length album, called Six Years Home, the record contains ten songs. One music video for Some Like it Cold was released in promotion of the album in November, the second video was Johnny's Light Sucks, released in October 2011.

In January 2010, the band leaves for the UK tour with Attack Attack!, then proceed with further dates in Europe, East Europe and Russia. In 2010, the band was in a Tour for Italy and other countries. The cover of the Katy Perry's song, Firework was released in March 3, 2011, on MySpace. The second Hopes Die Last's album contains this song. On February 14, 2012 the band released the second album “Trust No One” With the singles Unleash Hell and Never Trust the Hazel Eyed
and Keep Your Hands Off (feat.NEKSO) released on Jan/Feb 2012. The band already began their work for the follow up to Trust No One.

Despite My Deepest Fear
(Metalcore, UK)

Having formed in 2010 from the remnants of high school bands and a shared vision for UK metal, Despite My Deepest Fear (DMDF) burst onto the underground metal scene without hesitation. Drawing influence from the then-booming deathcore community, their first release, "This Dies With Us", was released digitally and was received with critical acclaim, putting DMDF in a strong position for their debut album "Dimensions".

In 2011, the trend of heavier metal dissipated with the reemergence of more rhythmically prominent riffs and breakdowns seen in the early 2000s. This prompted DMDF to draw inspiration from their US and European counterparts such as The Devil Wears Prada, Caliban and Killswitch Engage. Post-release of the album, DMDF relentlessly played show after show, tour after tour, endlessly endeavouring to spread their name and reputation for energetic live performances. This lead to them sharing the stage with such international heavyweights as Of Mice & Men, Deaf Havana, Lower Than Atlantis and While She Sleeps to name just a few.

The new year came thick and fast for DMDF, losing drummer and best friend Dan Kerr from the band in the middle of writing a new release. This, in truth, came as a blessing in disguise for the band as it gave them a fresh start and new motivation to all chip in and write to their full potential. This culminated in the release of their first music video "Game Changer" with the majority applauding the band's progression in the melodic and structural aspects of their song writing. Make or Break, the band's forthcoming release, is hoping to put a dent in the music industry DMDF have always aspired to create.

Berlin Support:
Last Revelations
(Post-Hardcore)

Die neue Post-Hardcore Hoffnung aus Berlin veröffentlichte im Oktober 2014 ihre aktuelle Single „Crossroads“, welche in der Szene sehr schnell für extrem gute Resonanzen sorgte. Nun präsentieren sie ihr neues Material erstmals live, was man sich auf keinen Fall entgehen lassen sollte!

Tickets:
12,00 €

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www.badehaus-berlin.com