Love Fame Tragedy
Love Fame Tragedy formed in 2015, with members coming from the Atlanta metalcore band Norma Jean. They put out their first EP that same year, followed by...
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Love Fame Tragedy formed in 2015, with members coming from the Atlanta metalcore band Norma Jean. They put out their first EP that same year, followed by albums like 'An Examination of Violence' in 2017 and 'Holy War' in 2019. Their sound is rooted in hardcore, with songs like 'Hardcore' and '5150' delivering the kind of aggressive, confrontational energy that defined their live shows.
In 2017, the band faced criticism over lyrics that some interpreted as homophobic and transphobic. They later apologized for those lyrics, stating they don't support discrimination. Then in 2020, guitarist Ryan Liwanag left the group after allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced; the band condemned his actions and voiced support for the victims.
They released 'The Architect' in 2022, continuing with the heavy, lyrically intense style heard on tracks like 'My Cheating Heart' and 'Backflip'. Their music deals with themes of violence and personal struggle, delivered with a raw intensity that has kept them a presence in the hardcore scene.
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