Deathcore quartet Heavy//Hitter performs live at the Marquis Theater in Denver, with support from Distant and Torn Open.
Heavy//Hitter play the Marquis Theater on Saturday, November 28, with Distant and Torn Open opening. It's a deathcore bill, and the headliner is a quartet from Orlando, Florida.
Heavy//Hitter is fronted by vocalist Austin Hayes, with Dane Loeprich on guitar, Chris Perez on bass and Josh Archeval on drums. They describe their sound as turning chaos into caustic, controlled and catchy deathcore, a style they say is built on blood, sweat and tears. If you're not familiar with the band, that's a fair summary of the territory they cover: the heavy, dissonant side of the genre, but with a focus on structure and hooks rather than just noise for noise's sake. It's the kind of set that works as well if you're there to move as if you're just listening.
They aren't coming alone. Distant and Torn Open round out the lineup, so there's a full evening of heavy music on the bill. Between the three acts, you'll get a good run of the sound, with the night building toward Heavy//Hitter's set.
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The show starts at 6 PM at the Marquis Theater, and it's open to all ages, so you can bring whoever you want. If you're planning to catch the openers, getting there early is your best bet.
