Hawthorne Heights Announce New Album, ‘The Rain Just Follows Me’; Debut New Single, ‘Constant Dread’
LAS VEGAS - JULY 03: Hawthorne Heights (L-R) guitarist Micah Carli, frontman J.T. Woodruff, drummer Eron Bucciarelli and bassist Matt Ridenour, perform at the Red, White & Boom Independence Day festival at Desert Breeze Park July 3, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
Hawthorne Heights are prepping to release a new studio album, The Rain Just Follows Me, Sept. 10 via Pure Noise Records.
To get fans pumped up for the release, the band has released a new single, “Constant Dread,” featuring Counterparts’ Brendan Murphy.
“The most unbelievable part of this story is that this entire album was written and recorded before the pandemic,” singer JT Woodruff said in a press release. “All of this darkness and turmoil is basically a summation of the coldest and loneliest nights I’ve tried to reconcile for the past 17 years.”
The 11-track album was produced by
Grammy-winner Cameron Webb produced the 11-track album. Listen to “Constant Dread,” which is availble now via digital outlets, below.
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