Dead Everywhere

After only a few moments of listening to Tear Out the Heart, the infectious choruses and sinister vocals will be ringing in your head for days to come. Elements of hardcore combined with dark and aggressive metal is what makes Tear Out the Heart's signature sound. With a promising musical career ahead of them the Midwestern quintuplets inked a deal with Victory Records in August 2012 and will soon be leaving their mark on the metal community. Hailing from St. Louis, Missouri, Tear Out the Heart formed in 2011 and is comprised of lead vocalist, Tyler Konersman, Isaac Etter on bass/clean vocals, guitarists Josh Spohr and Matthieu Murphy and Matt Epstein on drums. The inception of the band was founded on the principle that there are to be no weak links in the group. The band unanimously agreed that when this lineup had gotten together in one room it was instant energy and everything just clicked. From that day on the rest was history. Highly charged and powerful live shows are the best way to see Tear Out the Heart communicate their message to fans. Konersman's realist and often intense lyrics tie everything together creating a unique metal experience unlike any other. Malicious guitar riffs and monstrous breakdowns are all evidently present within their sound. Their music can be compared to the likes of Bring Me The Horizon, Of Mice & Men and As I Lay Dying. Summoning their innermost demons, Tear Out the Heart has created their sophomore effort, promising to be even more destructive and haunting than it's predecessor. Recorded by Caleb Shomo (Attack Attack!, Bear tooth), Dead, Everywhere is 14-track collection of Tear Out the Heart's most impressive instrumentation and major-league sized sound. Demonstrating their pop-punk sensibilities and metal chops, Dead, Everywhere will remind fans everywhere why Outburn Magazine dubbed Tear Out the Heart the offspring of all of your favorite heavy bands.