Stepping out from his solo career into a full band dynamic, rocker Jager Henry has unveiled Hollow Pact and their debut single, “Heavensent.” Comprised of Henry on vocals, Niño on guitar, Cash Lane on bass, and Michael Rose on drums, the quartet formed out of the natural chemistry developed during Henry’s solo performances. Out now, “Heavensent” is a punishing blend of hard rock, metal, and industrial elements that Henry feels better represents the emotional weight of his storytelling. The launch is accompanied by a striking music video directed by Lost Noise, featuring the masked band in a raw, high-energy performance that sets the tone for their new era of heavy, cathartic music.
The transition to Hollow Pact marks a significant milestone for the Florida-based group, who have already graced major festival stages like Aftershock and Louder Than Life under Henry’s previous moniker. By moving to a band identity, they aim to focus squarely on the music’s visceral impact rather than any individual legacy. With an “infectious collision” of alternative sounds that swing from haunting calm to unrelenting chaos, Hollow Pact is positioning themselves as a vital new force for those seeking music forged in raw experience and unapologetic sonic aggression.