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5 Songs That Show How Holding Absence Is Changing Alt Rock

Bihter Sevinc
Last updated: 2026/06/22 at 8:14 PM
By Bihter Sevinc 3 Min Read
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Holding Absence is a post-hardcore band from Cardiff, Wales, formed in 2015. They are known for emotional songs about love, loss, and life struggles. Singer Lucas Woodland’s voice stands out with a mix of soft and powerful vocals. The band has gained many fans through touring and strong albums.

Here are five Holding Absence songs that show their emotional style:

5. Like A Shadow

The song came as a single in 2019. According to The Music, this song talks about the pain of holding on to someone who’s slipping away. It’s a fan favorite for its strong lyrics and catchy chorus. Its anthemic chorus and emotionally charged delivery have made it a staple of their live shows and one of their breakout tracks.

4. Honey Moon

The track appeared on the 2023 album ‘The Noble Art of Self Destruction.’ ‘Honey Moon’ explores love and hope, with a dreamy sound, as reported by HM Magazine. It shows how the band has grown and changed over time.

3. Wilt

‘Wilt’ was part of the 2019 album ‘Holding Absence.’ This track is slow and sad, with lyrics about heartbreak and fading love, according to Sputnik Music. It’s one of the band’s most emotional songs. It shows the band’s softer, more melancholic side with slow-building instrumentals and vulnerable lyrics.

2. Gravity

‘Gravity’ was released in 2020 as a standalone single. The Edge notes that the song is both heavy and melodic, mixing crushing instrumentation with heartfelt vocals. ‘Gravity’ reflects on the weight of existence and the difficulty of holding everything together when life feels overwhelming.

1. Afterlife

‘Afterlife’ appeared on the band’s 2021 album ‘The Greatest Mistake of My Life.’ ‘Afterlife’ is one of the band’s most popular songs. It’s about longing to be with someone after death, as reported by Buzzkill Magazine. The melody is powerful and emotional. Its anthemic chorus and emotionally charged delivery have made it a staple of their live shows.

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