These Words
These Words came out of the post-hardcore scene with a debut album called 'By Tomorrow' that had some raw energy to it. The band included Kyle Bishop on...
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These Words came out of the post-hardcore scene with a debut album called 'By Tomorrow' that had some raw energy to it. The band included Kyle Bishop on vocals, Chris Stewart on guitar, Ryan Stewart on bass, and Cameron Stewart on drums.
They put out a few more records after that, like 'This Time It's Personal' and 'Cold Hands, Warm Heart.' Some of their songs, including 'Last Year' and 'See Me,' carried that same direct, emotional weight.
Their lyrics could be pretty unfiltered, which drew some criticism along with the fans who connected with it. They kept at it through the usual lineup changes and internal stuff that bands go through.
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