LOUD. LYRICAL. LOCAL TO HELL’S KITCHEN, NYC.
Decembers Fall blends raw emotion with razor-edged rock. Grit meets melody, shadow meets spotlight — a sound forged in late nights, loud rooms, the downtown New York rock revival and the emotional weight of bands that bled on stage. Delivering NYC rock with heart, heat, and history.
With heavy guitars, raw vocals, and a sound that blends grit with modern edge, the band delivers music that hits hard and stays honest. Their songs dive into beauty, burnout, and everything in between — shaped by the noise, tension, and soul of the city they call home.
Francesca’s vocals are fire and fracture — ethereal, aching, and sharp-edged. Her voice rises from melody to fury, carrying poetry whispered through a storm. Izzy creates the band’s sonic backbone, fusing decadent arrangements and production with accomplished guitar work, haunting riffs, and pulse-driven sounds that evoke both early 2000’s metal tension and grunge-era melancholy.
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The band brings the wild sound born of Y2K-era chaos into a modern era: Blending the vulnerability of Linkin Park, the urgency of Sevendust, and grounded in the atmospheric depth of the grunge era.
Nothing is overly polished but left purposefully raw, containing the heat that was ignited the moment
their songs were first written.
Decembers Fall doesn’t elicit the milennium — they inhabit its aftermath.
The heartbreak, the city static, the discordance and upheaval of Hell’s Kitchen is as raw and powerful as it ever was.
