New Jersey-based pop-punk band Three Cheers Too Late released their new single “Home Again”. The track, which will be on their upcoming second EP, takes the listener through a journey of grief.
About the single, vocalist Anthony Santiago stated:
“The song gets its name from my grief, and because the house we live in now can never be like the home we used to love since your loved one is gone.”
Grief is a journey that can take many different paths. Sometimes grief can drag us into a shadowy darkness we never knew existed within ourselves. It has no end, and there is no period. It is an emotional course that can also bring beautiful creations to the surface. After losing his grandmother last November, the band’s vocalist Anthony Santiago’s inspiration comes from how his family is coping with the loss and now learning to live without her. Featuring their signature quick, raucous guitars, this particular track narrates learning a house is really only a home when you have the people you love waiting there for you. When they leave, a piece of your heart and home leaves too.
The band released their debut EP ‘Don’t Expect Me’ in 2019. That EP featured their skate-punk single “Kicked In”, which built a foundation to help them land shows alongside pop-punk genre champions such as Carousel Kings, Sundressed, Stickup Kid, and We Were Sharks. Recorded with Jet Jaguar vocalist Pete Zen, Three Cheers Too Late’s upcoming EP is a display of courage in a hard year.
