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%%* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Gets as high as an 8 (or 9 for suicide references) in some songs. Few songs in the band's discography go below a 4. They're named "Hurt" for a reason, folks.
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Ranges from 1 ("Assurance," "Aftermath") up to around a 7 ("Role Martyr X", "Ten Ton Brick").
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Ranges from 1 ("Assurance," "Aftermath") up to around a 7 ("Role Martyr X", "Ten Ton Brick").
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Hurt is an AlternativeRock band, formed in Virginia in 2000. The band produced two albums, "Hurt", and "The Consumation" independently. The albums "Vol.I" and "Vol.II" were their first release under a major record label, with Capital Records. The band was dropped from Capitol Records after they did not prove to be financially successful. They then went on to produce "Goodbye to the Machine" and "The Crux" independently with Amusement Records. The band has many songs that feature creative word play, and meaningful symbolism.
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Hurt is was an AlternativeRock band, formed in Virginia in 2000. The band produced two albums, "Hurt", and "The Consumation" independently. The albums "Vol.I" and "Vol.II" were their first release under a major record label, with Capital Records. The band was dropped from Capitol Records after they did not prove to be financially successful. They then went on to produce "Goodbye to the Machine" and "The Crux" independently with Amusement Records. The band has many songs that feature creative word play, and meaningful symbolism.
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* LoveHurts: [[BreakupSong Bad breakups]], [[GriefSong death of loved ones]], and [[DestructiveRomance abusive relationships]] are all common themes in Hurt's lyrics. Basically no song of theirs involving a romantic relationship has a happy ending.
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* LoveHurts: [[BreakupSong Bad breakups]], [[GriefSong death of loved ones]], and [[DestructiveRomance abusive relationships]] are all common themes in Hurt's lyrics. Basically Basically, no song of theirs involving a romantic relationship has a happy ending.
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* TakeThat: "Flowers" delivers a string of these.
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* Michael Roberts: Guitar and backing vocals (2009-present.)
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[[AC:Notable Former Members]]
* Paul Spatola: Lead guitar, keyboards, backing vocals (2004-2011)
* Josh Ansley: Bass, backing vocals (2004-2008)
* Evan Johns: Drums (2004-2008)
* Louie Sciancalepore: Drums (2008-2010)
* Rek Mohr: Bass (2008-2013)
* Michael Roberts: Guitar, backing vocals (2009-2012)
* Paul Spatola: Lead guitar, keyboards, backing vocals (2004-2011)
* Josh Ansley: Bass, backing vocals (2004-2008)
* Evan Johns: Drums (2004-2008)
* Louie Sciancalepore: Drums (2008-2010)
* Rek Mohr: Bass (2008-2013)
* Michael Roberts: Guitar, backing vocals (2009-2012)
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Not to be confused with the SynthPop duo Music/{{Hurts}}.
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Redundancy.
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Hurt is an AlternativeRock band, formed in Virginia in 2000. The band produced two independent albums, "Hurt", and "The Consumation" independently. The albums "Vol.I" and "Vol.II" were their first release under a major record label, with Capital Records. The band was dropped from Capitol Records after they did not prove to be financially successful. They then went on to produce "Goodbye to the Machine" and "The Crux" independently with Amusement Records. The band has many songs that feature creative word play, and meaningful symbolism.
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Hurt is an AlternativeRock band, formed in Virginia in 2000. The band produced two independent albums, "Hurt", and "The Consumation" independently. The albums "Vol.I" and "Vol.II" were their first release under a major record label, with Capital Records. The band was dropped from Capitol Records after they did not prove to be financially successful. They then went on to produce "Goodbye to the Machine" and "The Crux" independently with Amusement Records. The band has many songs that feature creative word play, and meaningful symbolism.
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expanding a couple examples from back when we didn't really have the ZCE rule. Also, Destructive Romance doesn't really apply to a song about child molestation... there was no romance to begin with.
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* BreakupSong: "Losing", "So When," "How We End Up Alone", and others.
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* BreakupSong: "Losing", "So When," Probably the most common theme throughout Hurt's discography, whether they're singing about a breakup in progress ("Losing", "How We End Up Alone", and others.Alone"), lamenting one that already happened ("Falls Apart", "Aftermath"), or being ''pissed'' about one that already happened ("So When", possibly "Got Jealous".)
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* ChronologicalAlbumTitle: ''Vol. I'' and ''II''.
* CrazyJealousGuy: The narrator of "Got Jealous", unsurprisingly enough.
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Mentioned in "Flowers," amusingly right alongside a TakeThat to their old record label.
* DestructiveRomance: "[[DomesticAbuse Abuse]] of SID".
* CrazyJealousGuy: The narrator of "Got Jealous", unsurprisingly enough.
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Mentioned in "Flowers," amusingly right alongside a TakeThat to their old record label.
* DestructiveRomance: "[[DomesticAbuse Abuse]] of SID".
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* ChronologicalAlbumTitle: ''Vol. I'' and ''II''.
''II'', the band's first releases under a major record label (though not their first releases overall, see above.)
* CrazyJealousGuy: The narrator of "Got Jealous",unsurprisingly enough.
whose lyrics describe getting high and attempting to murder somebody for spending too much time with the object of his affections.
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Mentioned in "Flowers,"amusingly ironically right alongside a TakeThat to their old record label.
* DestructiveRomance: "[[DomesticAbuse Abuse]] of SID".label.
* CrazyJealousGuy: The narrator of "Got Jealous",
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Mentioned in "Flowers,"
* DestructiveRomance: "[[DomesticAbuse Abuse]] of SID".
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* DrugsAreBad: "Loded".
* EyeScream: Two separate comparisons to "a needle in the eye" on ''The Crux''.
* EyeScream: Two separate comparisons to "a needle in the eye" on ''The Crux''.
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* DrugsAreBad: "Loded".
The view taken by the narrator in "Loded" towards the person trying to get him involved in their drug addiction.
*EyeScream: EyeScream:
** Two separate comparisons are made to "a needle in the eye" on ''TheCrux''.Crux'', in the otherwise-unrelated songs "Eden" and "The Seer".
** Implied in "Got Jealous":
--> ''Then I wanted his eyes more than she wanted his eyes''
-->''So he never could see the sun''
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** Two separate comparisons are made to "a needle in the eye" on ''The
** Implied in "Got Jealous":
--> ''Then I wanted his eyes more than she wanted his eyes''
-->''So he never could see the sun''
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* GriefSong: "House Carpenter," "That (Such A Thing)", possibly "Alone With The Sea".
* HiddenTrack: "Flowers" is attached at the end of "That (Such A Thing)" on the album, although it's also available as a bonus download to people who bought the album new.
* LoveHurts
* MetalScream: Infrequent, but it happens, the last couple minutes of "Overdose" in particular.
* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Gets as high as an 8 (or 9 for suicide references) in some songs; rarely falls to 4 or below. They're named "Hurt" for a reason, folks.
* HiddenTrack: "Flowers" is attached at the end of "That (Such A Thing)" on the album, although it's also available as a bonus download to people who bought the album new.
* LoveHurts
* MetalScream: Infrequent, but it happens, the last couple minutes of "Overdose" in particular.
* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Gets as high as an 8 (or 9 for suicide references) in some songs; rarely falls to 4 or below. They're named "Hurt" for a reason, folks.
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* GriefSong: "House Carpenter," "That (Such A Thing)", possibly and "Alone With The Sea".
Sea" all have lines referencing the death of one or more loved ones.
* HiddenTrack: "Flowers" is attachedat to the end of "That (Such A Thing)" on the album, although it's also available as a bonus download to people who bought the album new.
*LoveHurts
LoveHurts: [[BreakupSong Bad breakups]], [[GriefSong death of loved ones]], and [[DestructiveRomance abusive relationships]] are all common themes in Hurt's lyrics. Basically no song of theirs involving a romantic relationship has a happy ending.
* MetalScream:Infrequent, Wince uses the MetalScream very rarely, but it happens, the last couple minutes of "Overdose" are a prominent example. The song starts out with him singing in particular.
a near-whisper, but he rises to a near-unintelligible growling scream for the final verse.
* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Gets as high as an 8 (or 9 for suicide references) in somesongs; rarely falls to 4 or below.songs. Few songs in the band's discography go below a 4. They're named "Hurt" for a reason, folks.
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* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Gets as high as an 8 (or 9 for suicide references) in some
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* MurderBallad: "Got Jealous," overlapping with ObsessionSong.
* MurderTheHypotenuse: See above.
* ProtestSong: "Wars." Who would have guessed from that title, right?
* MurderTheHypotenuse: See above.
* ProtestSong: "Wars." Who would have guessed from that title, right?
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* ObsessionSong: "Got Jealous", whose narrator gets so obsessed with the idea of someone else being with his lover that he tries to MurderTheHypotenuse.
* ProtestSong:
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Hurt is an AlternativeRock band, formed in Virginia in 2000. The band produced two independent albums, "Hurt", and "The Consumation" independently. The albums "Vol.I" and "Vol.II" were their first release under a major record label, with Capital Records. The band was dropped from Capitol Records after they did not prove to be financially successful. They then went on to produce "Goodbye to the Machine" and "The Crux" independently with Amusement Records.
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Hurt is an AlternativeRock band, formed in Virginia in 2000.
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* Rex Mohr: Bassist (2008-present).
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* EyeScream: Two separate comparisons to "a needle in the eye" on ''The Crux''.
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* DestructiveRomance: "[[DomesticAbuse Abuse]] of SID".
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More examples. You know, the BSOD Song description says musicals, but since regular non-theater-related music is included in the page examples I guess it\'s okay here?
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* BondageIsBad: "Cuffed" comes off this way.
* BreakupSong: Several.
* BreakupSong: Several.
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* BondageIsBad: "Cuffed" comes off this way.
way; it's apparently criticizing ''loveless'' sex but the fact it's also bondage is telling.
* BreakupSong:Several."Losing", "So When," "How We End Up Alone", and others.
* BSODSong: "Overdose." Loren's singing becomes increasingly loud, desperate and generally unhinged as the song progresses.
* BreakupSong:
* BSODSong: "Overdose." Loren's singing becomes increasingly loud, desperate and generally unhinged as the song progresses.
* CrazyJealousGuy: The narrator of "Got Jealous", unsurprisingly enough.
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* GriefSong: "House Carpenter," "That (Such A Thing)"
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* FalseRapeAccusation: The woman in "Pandora" threatens the narrator with this if he doesn't MurderTheHypotenuse.
* GriefSong: "House Carpenter," "That (Such AThing)"Thing)", possibly "Alone With The Sea".
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* MetalScream: Infrequent, but it happens. "Overdose" in particular goes from the most perishing of {{Perishing Alt Rock Voice}}s into growls and screams at the end.
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* LoveHurts
* MetalScream: Infrequent, but ithappens. happens, the last couple minutes of "Overdose" in particular goes from the most perishing of {{Perishing Alt Rock Voice}}s into growls and screams at the end.particular.
* MetalScream: Infrequent, but it
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* MurderTheHypotenuse: See above.
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* BondageIsBad: "Cuffed" comes off this way.
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* DrugsAreBad: "Loded".
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actually I\'m probably shoehorning tropes there- it *has* explicit sex, but it\'s *about* an affair and blackmail. and the line in The Seer could be about drugs.
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* DrivenToSuicide: The narrator of "Well," although it fails (the gun isn't loaded.) Also alluded to in "The Seer" ("He cleaned up a needle to fly / And told me goodbye")
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* DrivenToSuicide: The narrator of "Well," although it fails (the gun isn't loaded.) Also alluded to in "The Seer" ("He cleaned up a needle to fly / And told me goodbye"))
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* IntercourseWithYou: The first couple verses of "Pandora" are rather explicit, although the sex doesn't make up the whole of the song.
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* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Gets as high as an 8 (or 9 for suicide) in some songs; rarely falls to 4 or below. They're named "Hurt" for a reason, folks.
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* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Gets as high as an 8 (or 9 for suicide) suicide references) in some songs; rarely falls to 4 or below. They're named "Hurt" for a reason, folks.
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* ReligionRantSong: "Adonai" is a type 1 (RageAgainstTheHeavens); "Rapture" and "Talking to God" are both type 2 (religion as a pernicious influence). Various religons (''and'' atheists) get a bit of [[TakeThat poking at]] in "Flowers", along with just about everything else.
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* ReligionRantSong: "Adonai" is a type 1 (RageAgainstTheHeavens); "Rapture" and "Talking to God" are both type 2 (religion as a pernicious influence). Various religons religions (''and'' atheists) get a bit of [[TakeThat poking at]] in "Flowers", along with just about everything else.
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The Crux is out now, so this page could use an update. Anyone else want to work some wiki magic here?
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* ''The Crux'' (announced for March 27, 2012)
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* DrivenToSuicide: The narrator of "Well," although it fails (the gun isn't loaded.)
* EpicRiff: "Wars" in the "a riff that the whole song is based around" definition of the trope.
* EpicRiff: "Wars" in the "a riff that the whole song is based around" definition of the trope.
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* DrivenToSuicide: The narrator of "Well," although it fails (the gun isn't loaded.)
* EpicRiff: "Wars") Also alluded to in the "a riff that the whole song is based around" definition of the trope."The Seer" ("He cleaned up a needle to fly / And told me goodbye")
* EpicRiff: "Wars"
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Ranges from 1 ("Assurance," "Aftermath") up to around a 7 ("Role Martyr X", "Ten Ton Brick")
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* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: Gets as high as an 8 (or 9 for suicide) in some songs; rarely falls to 4 or below. They're named "Hurt" for a reason, folks.
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Ranges from 1 ("Assurance," "Aftermath") up to around a 7 ("Role Martyr X", "Ten TonBrick")Brick").
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Ranges from 1 ("Assurance," "Aftermath") up to around a 7 ("Role Martyr X", "Ten Ton
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* ReligionRantSong: "Rapture" and "Talking to God," both type 2 (religion as a pernicious influence on someone in the narrator's life.) Both religious folk and atheists are also subject to a bit of a TakeThat in "Flowers."
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* ReligionRantSong: ReligionRantSong: "Adonai" is a type 1 (RageAgainstTheHeavens); "Rapture" and "Talking to God," God" are both type 2 (religion as a pernicious influence on someone in the narrator's life.) Both religious folk and atheists are also subject to influence). Various religons (''and'' atheists) get a bit of a TakeThat [[TakeThat poking at]] in "Flowers.""Flowers", along with just about everything else.
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Calling on WikiMagic for someone who can write an interesting description without pasting from TheOtherWiki, because I am not that person.
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Wait, now that I look at the lyrics again I\'m not sure where I got that. It\'s definitely talking about dead friends/lovers though.
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* GriefSong: "House Carpenter."
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* GriefSong: "House Carpenter."Carpenter," "That (Such A Thing)"
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* LoveNostalgiaSong: "That (Such A Thing)"- possibly also a GriefSong, as it's implied the subject is dead (''"While you think that they're all still alive"''.)
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* LoveNostalgiaSong: "That (Such A Thing)"- possibly also a GriefSong, as it's implied the subject is dead (''"While you think that they're all still alive"''.)
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I\'m not sure if we\'re changing Epic Riff yet, exactly, I always read it as \"foundational riff.\"
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* ChronologicalAlbumTitle: ''Vol. I'' and ''II''.
* EpicRiff: "Wars" in the "a riff that the whole song is based around" definition of the trope.
* GriefSong: "House Carpenter."
* HiddenTrack: "Flowers" is attached at the end of "That (Such A Thing)" on the album, although it's also available as a bonus download to people who bought the album new.
* GriefSong: "House Carpenter."
* HiddenTrack: "Flowers" is attached at the end of "That (Such A Thing)" on the album, although it's also available as a bonus download to people who bought the album new.
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* ObsessionSong: "Got Jealous" for the aggressive type (killing someone for being with the subject of obsession), "House Carpenter" for the passive (pining for a lost lover.)
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* ReligionRantSong: "Rapture" and "Talking to God," both type 2 (religion as a pernicious influence on someone in the narrator's life.) Both religious folk and atheists are also subject to a bit of a TakeThat in "Flowers."
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Hurt is an alternative rock band, formed in Virginia in 2000.
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* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Mentioned in "Flowers," amusingly right alongside a
* DrivenToSuicide: The narrator of "Well," although it fails (the gun isn't loaded.)
* IntercourseWithYou: The first couple verses of "Pandora" are rather explicit, although the
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* ObsessionSong: "Got Jealous" for the aggressive type (killing someone for being with the subject of obsession), "House Carpenter" for the passive (pining for a lost lover.)
* ProtestSong: "Wars." Who would have guessed from that title, right?
* TakeThat: "Flowers" delivers a string of these.
* ObsessionSong: "Got Jealous" for the aggressive type (killing someone for being with the subject of obsession), "House Carpenter" for the passive (pining for a lost lover.)
* ProtestSong: "Wars." Who would have guessed from that title, right?
* TakeThat: "Flowers" delivers a string of these.
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It\'s about time they got a page. I\'d put it off because I don\'t know enough to write a good description but...
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Hurt is an alternative rock band, formed in Virginia in 2000.
[[AC:Current Members:]]
* J. Loren Wince: Lead singer, guitar, violin (2000-present).
* Rex Mohr: Bassist (2008-present).
* Michael Roberts: Guitar and backing vocals (2009-present.)
* Victor Ribas: Drummer and backing vocals (2010-present.)
[[AC:Discography:]]
* ''Hurt'' (self-titled EP; 2000)
* ''The Consumation'' (2003; rereleased to a wider audience in 2008 as ''The Re-Consumation'')
* ''Vol. I'' (2006)
* ''Vol. II'' (2007)
* ''Goodbye to the Machine'' (2009)
* ''The Crux'' (announced for March 27, 2012)
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* MetalScream: Infrequent, but it happens. "Overdose" in particular goes from the most perishing of {{Perishing Alt Rock Voice}}s into growls and screams at the end.
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Hurt is an alternative rock band, formed in Virginia in 2000.
[[AC:Current Members:]]
* J. Loren Wince: Lead singer, guitar, violin (2000-present).
* Rex Mohr: Bassist (2008-present).
* Michael Roberts: Guitar and backing vocals (2009-present.)
* Victor Ribas: Drummer and backing vocals (2010-present.)
[[AC:Discography:]]
* ''Hurt'' (self-titled EP; 2000)
* ''The Consumation'' (2003; rereleased to a wider audience in 2008 as ''The Re-Consumation'')
* ''Vol. I'' (2006)
* ''Vol. II'' (2007)
* ''Goodbye to the Machine'' (2009)
* ''The Crux'' (announced for March 27, 2012)
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* PerishingAltRockVoice
