Funeral For A Friend - Hours - Album Review

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Funeral For A Friend - Hours - Album Review

Funeral For A Friend Hours
Atlantic
Release Date: 13 June 2005 Second album from Welsh quintet Funeral For A Friend, ‘Hours’ is a prodigious rock album. The evolution from the debut has been quite evident, in that the band has chosen to ditch the more hardcore and rough sounds in favour of a higher melodic content. It’s still hard rock, no doubt about it, but it’s much more approachable and easy listening

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Giada Arnone