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Herobust
Herobust is a duo made up of Matt Maraldo and Jacob Seidensticker. They came out of San Francisco's electronic scene around 2015 with a sound that leaned hard...
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Herobust is a duo made up of Matt Maraldo and Jacob Seidensticker. They came out of San Francisco's electronic scene around 2015 with a sound that leaned hard into bass-heavy production.
Their track "Heavy Meddle" from 2017 got them wider attention. The song's combination of heavy beats and lyrics that dealt with personal struggle connected with listeners.
After that, they kept putting out EPs and singles, including a deluxe edition of their debut and a double album in 2019. Their music often touched on themes of mental health, which drew both support and some criticism.
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