Studio Album · No. 7
Bad Frequencies Songwriting Credits by Hawthorne Heights
Produced by Hawthorne Heights, Nick Ingram · Engineered by Mark Ingram, Cameron Webb, Andrew Alekel
Pure Noise
EmoAlternative RockPop Punk
Complete Artist
100%
Authorship
Holds writing credit on 13 of 13 tracks
Authorship Breakdown 13 / 13 documented
Who wrote the songs?
Scored across the 13 tracks with documented writers, by whether Hawthorne Heights carries a lyricist or composer credit.
13 trackswritten by Hawthorne Heights
0 tracksoutside writers
Hawthorne Heights's roles on this album
Share of the 13 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.
Lyricist100%
Composer100%
Producer100%
Performer100%
By the Numbers
13
Tracks
4
Lyricists
5
Producers
2018
Released
Data Insight
All thirteen tracks go back to a single band credit, and by now that band means JT Woodruff, Matt Ridenour, Mark McMillon and Chris Popadak. Only Woodruff and Ridenour were on the first record.
Bad Frequencies came out on Pure Noise in April 2018, five years after Zero, with a lineup that had turned over almost completely.
Track Listing & Credits 13 tracks
Written by the artist
Written by outside writers
Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 5 contributors
More from Hawthorne Heights
2001
n/a
Nine Reasons to Say Goodbye
Confined
9 tracks
2004
100%
The Silence in Black and White
Victory
11 tracksProd. Sean O'Keefe
2006
n/a
If Only You Were Lonely
Victory
12 tracksProd. David Bendeth
2008
100%
Fragile Future
Victory
12 tracksProd. Jeff Schneeweis
2010
100%
Skeletons
Wind-up
13 tracksProd. Howard Benson
2013
100%
Zero
Red Entertainment
15 tracksProd. Brian Virtue
2021
100%
The Rain Just Follows Me
Pure Noise
11 tracksProd. Cameron Webb
Frequently Asked Questions Bad Frequencies
Who wrote Bad Frequencies?
The credit reads Hawthorne Heights on all thirteen tracks, which by 2018 means Woodruff, Ridenour, McMillon and Popadak.
How did it sell?
The discography publishes no sales figure and no certification for it.
Did any single chart in the Hot 100?
No single from the album entered the chart.
Who engineered it?
Mark Ingram engineered, Cameron Webb mixed, and Andrew Alekel mastered.
Who is left from the original band?
JT Woodruff and Matt Ridenour. Micah Carli left in 2015 and Eron Bucciarelli in 2014.
Who produced it?
The band with Nick Ingram.
How long is the album?
41:04 across thirteen tracks.