These Hearts
These Hearts formed in New York City in the early 2000s with Alex DeLeon on vocals and guitar, Nico Vega on bass, and Tommy Bowman on drums. Their debut album...
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These Hearts formed in New York City in the early 2000s with Alex DeLeon on vocals and guitar, Nico Vega on bass, and Tommy Bowman on drums. Their debut album 'Capture' came out in 2006, featuring the song 'Apology Rejected' which got some attention at the time.
Their second album, self-titled 'These Hearts', arrived in 2011. The band's music included songs like 'Been Through Hell' and 'Friends Don't Let Friends Die Alone' that leaned into personal themes.
They kept playing shows and putting out music anyway, with songs like 'Thinking In Terms Of Two' and 'Birds Of A Feather' appearing in their setlists.
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