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Misery Signals<\/a><\/strong> delivered an unforgettable homecoming and farewell show on July 23 at Turner Hall in Milwaukee, WI featuring performances by both lead singers, Jesse Zaraska<\/strong> and Karl Schubach<\/strong> (reminiscent of the Jesse Leach<\/strong> and Howard Jones<\/strong> dynamic in Killswitch Engage<\/a><\/strong>).<\/p>\n With no barricades, the atmosphere was electric, bodies were flying everywhere, and the crowd was fully engaged, with massive pile-ons to grab the mic. Turner Hall will never be the same. The band came out with incredible energy, sounding better than ever. It was bittersweet to witness such a powerful performance, knowing it might be the last time I see Misery Signals<\/a><\/strong> live. For a deeper dive into the band’s history, check out the documentary Yesterday Was Everything<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\nMisery Signals<\/h2>\n
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