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In 2002 The Hurt Process arrived, with a schizophrenic blend of pitch-perfect vocal melodies, brutal breakdowns and killer pop hooks that showed off their love of hardcore, metal and emo. They quickly released the “Another Day” EP on Loudspeaker to rave reviews from the music press including Big Cheese Magazine, Kerrang, Metal Hammer, and Rocksound who said: “This EP rocks harder than a Whitesnake roadie at a Venom concert!”, “You need The Hurt Process. Amazing.” “Destined to be on the UK’s hottest new bands”. The Hurt Process quickly built a substantial fan base with awesome live shows and penchant for touring their asses off, sharing the stage with American bands like Taking Back Sunday, Atreyu and Silverstein. Inherited Industries released “The Last Goodbye”, four songs of heartache, rage and angst. The EP showed The Hurt Process refining their sound, creating a more focused, direct and intricate aural assault. “Tuesday” channeled the spirit of Jeff Buckley into the vocal chord...