A Community of Connection

Despite never performing live, the band has cultivated a community of listeners who support each other through shared struggles. Online forums, social media groups, and fan-made playlists have become havens for people seeking solace and solidarity.

“We’ve seen fans connect over our music in ways we never imagined,” Alex said. “They lift each other up, share their stories, and remind each other that it’s okay to not be okay. That’s the real magic of this.”

Through their music, Hoarders of Hurt has sparked conversations about mental health, breaking down stigma and encouraging openness. “If our songs help someone feel less alone, even for a moment, then we’ve done our job,” Jesse said.