Founded: 2012
Location: United States
Issues is an American metalcore band based in Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 2012. The band consisted of guitarist and vocalist AJ Rebollo, bassist and vocalist Skyler Acord, and drummer Josh Manuel. They were known for their combination of metalcore, nu metal, pop and contemporary R&B.
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Today, Issues shared a surprise farewell single, 'Since I Lost You,' two months after announcing their breakup and accompanying goodbye tour dates.
Chained to the rhythm.
The genre-bending whiz kids in Issues are cooking up a storm with their latest release ‘Headspace’ having dropped just over a week ago.
Better, and then some.
Splicing genres can be just like splicing DNA; it can end in disaster. Yet sometimes, when you mix the right amount of one genre with the correct amount of another, you can create something truly brilliant. Issues are an example of the right kind of mix. With the perfect amount of sugar, spice and everything nice, the Atlanta six-piece have blended electronics, pop and hardcore into a solid soundscape. We spoke to the band backstage before their set in Melbourne last weekend to talk about the tour, Australia and "fake-fans".
Covering more genres than you can count on one hand, America's neo-soul, RnB, post-hardcore superstars ISSUES have released their debut self-titled album and it's an absolute killer. They have been on tour with bands such as Of Mice & Men, Crown the Empire and Bring Me the Horizon to name a few, all the while leaving a trail of soulful melodies, roaring screams, electronica and powerful post-hardcore in their wake. We spoke with Tyler Carter on everything about the band and their solid new album.
"The Beebs' new album is really awesome"
“We’re all fans of the Beebs... his new album is really awesome.”
A perfect blend of so many genres that accumulates to a perfect album.