Losing key members of a band is always tricky.  In the case of Gallows, it arguably knocked their career back several years.  To the NME crowd who had embraced them, Frank Carter was the band, without him they may as well not exist.  However, that didn’t stop them releasing an awesome slab of hardcore punk in 2012.  For their fourth album, Desolation Sounds, they have trimmed down even further, losing their second Carter, but that doesn’t mean they are not in the mood for kicking some serious arse.

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