LeandroInFaith

 Tears On Tape appears as the dirtiest album of the entire HIM production, although modern in sound and pushed into the mainstream.

 If you did not appreciate the 'plastic' Screamworks dated two thousand ten, this album will seem absolutely memorable.

Tears On Tape marks HIM's gritty and modernized return after band struggles and label changes. The album mixes dark atmospheres with catchy melodies and four instrumental tracks, revisiting the band's early sound. While the second half shows some decline in ideas, standout songs and vocal performances make it a notable comeback. Fans of early HIM and love metal will find this album a significant step forward. Discover HIM's raw and melodic comeback—listen to Tears On Tape now and explore the depths of love metal's evolution!