REVIEW

The second album from House of Harm, a darkwave/post-punk band based in Boston, Massachusetts.

Darkwave and post-punk adorned with shimmering guitars and synths has always been a winning formula, and House of Harm execute it with particular finesse. What truly sets the band apart is the strength of their melodic hooks, giving their songs an appeal that reaches beyond dream pop and shoegaze to potentially resonate even with fans of visual kei.

Now we wait to see when HANDS AND MOMENT will bring them to Japan.