Connecticut hardcore band Local Hero isn’t pulling punches on their latest scorched-earth single, “Fuck You All.” This is not just another heavy track; it’s a visceral scream from the edge, forged in betrayal and sharpened by the refusal to be silenced. Built on slamming guitars, guttural screams, and the kind of breakdowns that stop time in a live room, the song is a cathartic declaration of emotional severance.
From the very first blast, “Fuck You All” seethes with righteous fury. There’s no filter, no sugarcoating, just uncut emotion. Local Hero taps into something primal here, a collective pain for anyone who’s ever felt manipulated, abandoned, or pushed to the brink. It’s a release, not to wallow, but to move forward stronger, sharper, and unbreakable.
It stands tall next to hardcore giants like Knocked Loose, Harm’s Way, and Terror, while lyrically cutting even deeper with a personal and unapologetic edge. This track is for the mosh pit, the headphones, and every moment you need to reclaim your power. Local Hero isn’t just making music, they’re making war cries. “Fuck You All” is their most defiant yet.