His Hero Is Gone
His Hero Is Gone formed in Baltimore around 2006 with John Crutchley on vocals and guitar, Chris Koncz also on vocals and guitar, and Steve Kochtitzky on...
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His Hero Is Gone formed in Baltimore around 2006 with John Crutchley on vocals and guitar, Chris Koncz also on vocals and guitar, and Steve Kochtitzky on bass. They put out their self-titled debut album, which established their heavy, atmospheric sound.
Their 2008 album 'Empires of Ash' included the track 'Under Watchful Eyes,' which became one of their better-known songs. Other songs like 'Abandoned' and 'And We Burn' show their approach to intense, emotionally charged music.
They followed up with albums like 'Monuments to Faith' and 'Upon Desolate Sands,' continuing to work in that space between metalcore, post-hardcore, and doom. Their live shows were known for being confrontational, which sometimes drew criticism, but they kept at it.
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