Written By: Brainy photo credit: Erick Anderson Framing Hanley comes into do you feel guilty being okay? with a different kind of weight, less about chaos and more about what lingers after it. The album feels like a band finally letting things out without second-guessing it. You hear that shift in how the songs move, blending heavier moments with softer, more reflective ones without forcing a balance. Kenneth Nixon’s writing leans into uncomfortable spaces, especially on Gimm

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Erick Anderson Framing Hanley has never shied away from difficult conversations. Their fifth studio album, Do You Feel Guilty Being Okay?, arrives July 31 carrying a title that immediately challenges listeners to examine life after the storm. Leading the rollout is The Reckoning, a hard-hitting single that replaces the familiar victim narrative with something far more unsettling. Kenneth Nixon delivers every line with controlled conviction and