We're Still Here

Band	The HIRS Collective
Type	Album (Studio full-length)
Released	March 24, 2023
Genres	Grindcore
Labels	Get Better Records
Format	CD, Digital, Vinyl, Cassette

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Total votes : 1
Rating : 70 / 100

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We're Still Here Information

Track listing (Songs)

	title		rating	video
1.	We’re Still Here ft. Shirley Manson and AC Sapphire	2:11	-
2.	Sweet Like Candy ft. Nø Man, Thou, And Jessica Joy Mills	2:45	-
3.	Burn Your House Down ft. Jessica G.Z. And Gouge Away	1:24	-
4.	N.O. S.I.R. ft. Justin Pearson and Nevada Nieves	1:11	-
5.	Waste Not Want Not ft. Soul Glo and Escuela Grind	1:38	-
6.	Public Service Announcement ft. Dan Yemin and Dark Thoughts	0:24	-
7.	Judgement Night ft. Ghösh and Jessica Joy Mills	1:00	-
8.	Trust the Process ft. Frank Iero and Rosie Richeson/Night Witch	1:23	-	Music Video
9.	XOXOXOXOXOX ft. Melt-Banana	2:10	-	Music Video
10.	You Are Not Alone ft. Lora Mathis and the Body	3:04	-
11.	Apoptosis and Proliferation ft. Nate Newton and Full of Hell	1:23	-
12.	So, Anyway… ft. Geoff Rickley and Kayla Phillips	2:13	-
13.	A Different Kind of Bed Death ft. Anthony Green and Pain Chain	2:44	-
14.	Neila Forever ft. Jeremy Bolm and Jordan Dreyer	0:47	-
15.	Last King Meets Last Priest ft. Chris #2 and Derek Zanetti	1:02	-
16.	Unicorn Tapestry Woven in Fire ft. Marissa Paternoster, Damian Abraham, And Pinkwash	2:36	-
17.	Bringing Light and Replenishments ft. The Punk Cellist and Sunrot	3:20	-

Guest / additional musicians

Justin Bendell : Saxophone
Edward Phillips : Additional Sax Brainstorming

Production staff / artist

Steve Roche and HIRS : Mixing
Will Killingsworth : Mastering
Chris Suspect : Photography

We're Still Here Videos

XOXOXOXOXOX ft. Melt-Banana

Trust the Process ft. Frank Iero and Rosie Richeson/Night Witch

We're Still Here Videos (2)

We're Still Here Comments

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Metal Addiction 70/100

Apr 11, 2023

It's always been hard for me to swallow the music that connotes political messages. In that sense, the HIRS's works (so-called, queer grindcore) have not been easy for me to digest. Their way to propagate their messages is ferocious and relentless in this album. The drum work is insane as well as other instruments that sound raw. But the overall musicianship of this album is too consistent. In other words, too easy to predict, and then monotonous in sound and structure.