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THE REVIEW
This is a great album by strength approach, which in my opinion is one of the most interesting local hardcore bands of recent times. Hardcore strictly old-school with some touches of new school and a sprinkle of melody present in the second song, where for a brief interlude Vinx, the singer of Vanilla Sky (on whom I prefer not to comment), makes an appearance.
For the rest, the album flows quite well with energetic tracks and sure impact like "Where Were You" or "Another Songs Of Separation" or also "Nothing Remains," but the other tracks on the album are not to be overlooked either and offer a pure hardcore with influences from Kid Dynamite, Bane, Gorilla Biscuits.
An album that I highly recommend to hardcore enthusiasts. Noteworthy is the final ghost track in which they tackle an emo piece where I believe the guitarist sings, ending with a final speech about the (disastrous) piece that came out. Buy it.
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Summary by Bot
Strength Approach's Sick Hearts Die Young is a standout local hardcore album blending old-school energy with melodic moments. The album features powerful tracks like "Where Were You" and incorporates influences from notable hardcore bands. A guest appearance adds variety, and the unexpected emo ghost track closes the album intriguingly. Highly recommended for hardcore fans.Tracklist Videos
Strength Approach
Described in a DeBaser review as a local hardcore band playing strictly old‑school hardcore with touches of new school and melodic elements. The album Sick Hearts Die Young features a guest appearance by Vinx (of Vanilla Sky) on the second song and a final ghost track with an emo piece.01 Reviews
