Toronto, Canada-based alternative rock duo fxrrvst call for unity with new single, Hate Has No Home Here.
By Graeme Smith
Fxrrvst (pronounced “forest”) have been appearing on these pages since May of this year and have so far shown us three different sides of their sound. Comeback single Lavender was cathartic ’00s-style emo while CBAYAOM treated us to a summer anthem.
Their latest single is no less anthemic but takes on the serious topic of societal division. It opens with a melanchonic riff before pleading vocals come in during a stripped-back first verse. The track builds nicely to a powerful chorus that demands a scream-along.
The more I hear from fxrrvst, the more I love them.
Hate Has No Home Here is out now and you can give it a listen below.