Meadows join Facedown Records. Releases "The Depths"


Meadows, A band that has been consistently crafting and creativity monumental music in both the melodic-hardcore and post-hardcore lanes of music, dropped a bombshell of news today as they get ready to gear up for the summer and play at some of the great summer festivals that are making their returns as concerts and live music make their comeback after a year of uncertainties.

The band announced on Friday that they have signed to the christian hardcore label Facedown Records, the home of some of the greatest acts to grace both the punk and metal worlds and announce the release of their new track "The Depths", which will be a part of their forthcoming ep "In Those Days & Also After, Pt. III" which is set to release August, 20th. 2021. 

It's very exciting to see a band like this starting to gain steam and getting the recognition that they deserve, and Meadows should be on your radar in the coming months as they release new music, and gear up to open Furnace Fest this September.

If you are a fan of well crafted and beautifully and emotionally driven melodic-hardcore and post-hardcore music then give Meadows a spin and show them the love.

***FULL ANNOUNCEMENT HERE***

"This feels surreal. We are beyond excited to announce that we have officially joined the Facedown family. This is something that the five of us have dreamt of individually since we all got into music & collectively could not have imagined a better fit for Meadows. If you've supported us in any way you are just as much a part of Meadows as we are. Thank you so much for the part you have played. It means the world to us."


Links to stream and support:

Meadows band | Facebook
Meadows (@MDWSband) / Twitter
Meadows (@mdwsband) • Instagram photos and videos
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0ervKnHzZBgwJgFkFdPcsF?si=8ivoAv9nR6S7M4qbxtuUdQ&dl_branch=1
Location: Atlanta, GA, USA

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