Hew Announces Debut Album "Your Version," Shares New Single "Reconciliation"
By
Tom Breihan
All dough, no crust. Filling but forgettable.
Summary
Hew, a new band featuring members of Football, etc. (Lindsay Minton and Mercy Harper), has released "Reconciliation," a stormy, soaring rocker from their upcoming debut album Your Version (out 7/10 on Tiny Engines). The article promotes the track with enthusiastic praise, comparing it to Rainer Maria at their best.
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· 3 pulledI think this song fucking smacks.
When it flares upwards, I get flashbacks of Rainer Maria at their best.
Lindsay Minton and Mercy Harper are members of the Houston emo band Football, etc., and they're also in Hew, a relatively new band that's set to release their debut album Your Version this summer.
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