HAVE MERCY MAKE THE BEST OF IT

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Release: 21-04-2017

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Hailing from Baltimore, MD, Have Mercy deliver a brand of emotive alternative rock that is reminiscent of alt greats Manchester Orchestra and Thrice while remaining uniquely modern. Following up the band’s acclaimed 2014 album, A Place Of Our Own, their forthcoming album Make The Best Of It boasts some of the catchiest choruses ever written by frontman Brian Swindle and is sure to secure their spot among the leaders of the genre.

For Fans Of: Manchester Orchestra, Thrice, Neck Deep, Modern Baseball, Moose Blood
40k Facebook likes / 21k Twitter Followers // 17k Instagram Followers

Barcode: 790692232024

Released 21-04-2017

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HAVE MERCY – MAKE THE BEST OF IT – CD

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Hailing from Baltimore, MD, Have Mercy deliver a brand of emotive alternative rock that is reminiscent of alt greats Manchester Orchestra and Thrice while remaining uniquely modern. Following up the band’s acclaimed 2014 album, A Place Of Our Own, their forthcoming album Make The Best Of It boasts some of the catchiest choruses ever written by frontman Brian Swindle and is sure to secure their spot among the leaders of the genre.

For Fans Of: Manchester Orchestra, Thrice, Neck Deep, Modern Baseball, Moose Blood
40k Facebook likes / 21k Twitter Followers // 17k Instagram Followers

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Hopeless Records

Hopeless Records has thrived as a beloved home for independent music for nearly 30 years. The music industry has changed drastically in those three decades, but in Hopeless founder Louis Posen’s mind, the company’s approach to music has remained the same. “The essence of the business hasn’t changed to me,” Posen says. “The essence is finding art that connects with fans in a deep and emotional way. The record labels that work with artists who can make those connections and help them develop their careers are the ones that will be left standing in the long run.”
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