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Calling All Heroes – “The Boys And Girls Misery” [Free Song Download]
Welsh alternative rockers Calling All Heroes have just released the latest single from their new EP and you can download “The Boys And Girls Misery” right here for free.
Five-piece Welsh alternative rockers, Calling All Heroes have released their debut EP, Origins, which can be purchased now through all the usual digital outlets.
Origins, takes inspiration from the bands favourite genres and merges them together, creating a huge diversity and depth that has a broad appeal. Driving choruses, melodic leads and subtle nuances contracts against a dark aggressive backdrop. Each song has it’s own atmosphere and meaning that can be understood individually but truly synergies when listened to in context of the whole record.
The record exemplifies the heart, drive and determination behind, Calling All Heroes, telling a story of rise and struggle; mirrored in the music. “The Boys and Girls Misery,” is the first single release off the EP.
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