Alternative rock band from Columbus, Ohio, House Of Heroes has just released a brand new album called Colors.

Colors is the band's first independent release in over 12 years. It dropped last Friday, July 1, via BC Music and was produced by J.Hall (who mixed the previous EP Smoke).

The new album exposes listeners to a completely unseen side of the band, approaching the concept record as one seamless narrative following three diverse characters. House Of Heroes flipped the entire script with Colors, throwing out the playbook, while still expanding on the band's signature sound. The band's words: "We took our time making sure this album was exactly what WE wanted to give to YOU. We really hope you can dig into the story within this record. There's a lot to reflect on and learn from throughout it all. This video is a compilation of clips that give a little more insight into the narrative going on. Please download, stream, and let us know what you think of the album!"

Also, watch the lyric video for the leading single off the new album, Colors Run, clicking on the image.

This is the first time I feature Hidden Hospitals, a very interesting and emotional alternative progressive rock band from Chicago, Illinois.
After releasing two EPs (originally named EP 001 and EP 002) in 2011 and 2012, the American act debuted on the full-length distance a few weeks ago (on March 24) with Surface Tension.

In an interview for the band's Kickstarter campaign (which sparked the production of Surface Tension) singer David Raymond states "A big part of why Hidden Hospitals exists is because the four of us have collectively agreed that what we seek is outside of ourselves and worth striving for… It's exciting to me because this feels like the beginning."

Produced and mixed by J. Hall, the album features the single Rose Hips, whose video, directed by Jaret Ferratusco, can be watched clicking on the image. And if you want to dig further in the sound of Hidden Hospitals, stream (and buy!) Surface Tension on BandCamp.

Alternative rock band House Of Heroes is back with a new release, three years after the fifth full-length studio album "Cold Hard Want".

The rockers from Columbus, Ohio, released this week the EP "Smoke", featuring 6 brand new songs produced by Mark Lee Townsend, best known as guitarist for rock band DC Talk, and mixed by J. Hall.

"Smoke" it's the band's first independent release since 2003's "What You Want Is Now": stream it on House Of Heroes' Bandcamp page and watch the lyric video for the single "Satisfied" clicking on the image above.