Rising rock disruptor TX2 returns with an all new track -- "Hollow Frame". The new single dives headfirst into the artist’s past battles with eating disorders and body dysmorphia, shedding light on a subject too often left in the shadows, especially among men. Written from a place of deep vulnerability, “Hollow Frame” combines TX2’s signature blend of explosive energy and emotional intensity. The new song arrives at a pivotal moment in TX2's career, where, after opening for Beartooth across the USA on the Summer of Loud Tour, Caleb Shomo spoke out in support of TX2 in a big way, tossing his support behind his career for all to see via social media.
“It’s tough to be in the smaller band everyone hates on online, especially on a metal tour with older bands and older fans you’ve never played to. I will always feel for that after the way I was treated in the early attack days as a 15 year old trying to express my joy and it getting dumped on by the scene I adored. If you get this band off the jump or not isn’t my point, my point is you’re all gonna see in a few years why TX2 is still around and growing. You can’t fake passion, hard work, and talent. Especially to me while I’m watching your show at FOH in the broad daylight lol damn that shit was legit.” - Caleb Shomo
“I’ve struggled with an eating disorder all my life, and not enough males talk about body dysmorphia. When I was in 7th grade I had an apple a day diet and weighed 90 Ibs, it all started when I couldn’t fit in skinny jeans and look like the “emo boys” I saw on TV. Since then I’ve been making progress but still feel like I have that parasite in me.
Get the single:
https://ffm.to/hollowframe
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