That Story Of Her's, The Band That Could've Been...

The band Her's is my favorite band of all time, for their music and charming chemistry together, their story is something of a beautiful tragedy. This video was weeks in the making and took so much time to make, I wanted to make sure it would be something the boys would've been proud of. This video is dedicated to them 💐

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00:00 - Intro
00:35 - Her's Beginnings
06:14 - Song's Of Her's
08:01 - Loving You
09:01 - Invitation To Her's
14:55 - Music Videos Of Her's
16:58 - The Tragedy Of Her's
21:40 - Outro

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[MrComedygoldFilms]

Thank you so much for all the support, it was nice having you <3

[MayoMonster]

...ahead of their time...taken but never forgotten...

[medievalwolfgrrl]

Beautiful tribute. 💛 I owned a funeral home in AZ for awhile and was called out to take care of them after the accident. I had never heard of them until then. I made sure to play their music for them when they were transported home. Been listening to it ever since. Truly a tragic loss.

[Hamza]

Discovered these guys around 2020 through Spotify radio. Spent my entire commute home jamming to their music. Got off the train and searched them on google only to find out they had died in such a terrible way. Heartbreaking, but they live on through their art.

[koukimonster]

I went to their last show….It’s pretty crazy because I was debating on going to work or watching these guys play that night. I ended up quitting my job 😂. What’s even cooler is I got to talk to them before the show in the alley! These guys were some of the nicest people I’ve ever met and were answering me and my friends dumb questions hahahaha. After the show they stayed for a bit and were taking pics with the fans. I gave them a hug before I left. The craziest thing about this story is had I went to work I would’ve passed their accident because my job at the time was driving for a company that went from Phoenix to Coachella and then back to Phoenix..but instead I got to see them alive instead of on the side of the road😢. Not gonna lie..this video hit the feels. Glad they still have a loving fan base❤

[teeast]

Im sick to my stomach.. I have been listening to Her’s casually for about 4 years now. Just yesterday I was curious to know why they hadn’t released any music in the past 6 years. So I searched online if they had parted ways, but this was not what I expected. I am devastated and have been sobbing my eyes out. Can’t believe it took me four years to even hear about this. May all three of their beautiful souls rest in paradise.

[lkjsdfhg]

I went to music college with Stephen (pronounced Steven) for two years. We were both two of the youngest people there, age 16. He was a drummer, like me. He dabbled in guitar but only played once in a performance for a Joy Division tribute and sung one line in a Christmas Band Aid recording. I was the second best drummer in the whole college and Stephen was the best. He was the kindest most humble person there was. A lot of us (often me lol) would often argue or be quite competitive but Stephen would never say a negative thing about anyone or behave boastfully or anything like that. Just a pure truly nice person and everyone liked him. When we turned 18 some of us were getting ready to apply for University and I was really good at all the academic stuff. I remember a speech from our tutor saying to find schools in big cities opposed to better schools in smaller towns. I did all the research and Stephen asked me one time in a classroom which Universities he should apply. I gave him a list. One of them was LIPA, a very prestigious performing arts school in Liverpool which was very hard to get in to. It was the first choice for many of the top students in our grade and Stephen was the only one who got in. I didn't get in the first time and went to a different school but dropped out. Later I went to a university in the same city as Stephen to study business instead, but hadn't spoke to him since college. I ran into him on my first day in Liverpool at a convenience store. I was stood behind him and said 'alright', he looked at me and said 'woah', very surprised to see me, then we quickly caught up and finished with 'I'll see you around'. I saw him again later in the year as I was getting into a taxi and we both laughed and said 'see you around' again. The next time I heard of him was the news that he passed away. I wasn't aware of what he was doing in HERS, or the success he was having. Recently I decided just to look him up and discovered that actually he played guitar and sung in HERS and like you, found the music was amazing. A sad story and there was no one more deserving from him. There were many talented musicians in our school that year and all of them from what I can see drifted away from music for whatever reason, yet Stephen didn't. It's nice to see his music is being remembered, but I will always remember him as being the only peer I ever met who was technically really exceptional, but truly humble and kind to his bones. A very unique person.

[curtis]

The worst part is, that drunk driver will never know the extent of the damage he has truly done. Affecting not only the friends and families of the boys apart of Her's, but their forever-growing audience as well. Rest easy boys, already been 5 years, but you'll never be forgotten.

[anonomus]

I've asked their record label if they have any unreleased music and they have confirmed that they in fact, do not. Unfortunately, all we have of them is all that is left. I love those 2, they've made a very big impact on my life and I miss them and what could've been

[emmaearthling]

Their song “What Once Was” breaks my heart. It reminds me of my love who passed away a few days from now last year… I miss him so much but the pain I feel from his loss, I feel through this song.

[hayleycanales]

You can tell this video was made with nothing but passion and love for Her’s. It’s so tragic that their lives and career ended just when it was getting started, every time I listen to their songs I think about what could’ve been if not for the accident

[GabrielleDevereaux]

thank you for taking the time to immortalize them

[RazorRock]

Oohhh, I wasn’t prepared to cry today but alas… I love Her’s … I had a friend put me onto them when we were dating and I listen to them everyday just about…

[Qwerty-zjrk]

Holy SHIT!?!! Oh my god I’ve no joke been listening to Her’s for the last few months every single day at work. Literally FLAWLESS!! Every single song they’ve made has its place in the world. I’m absolutely devastated….. I had absolutely no idea about ANY of this.

[aphextwinning]

Such a tragic story, man. They had so much potential. They were absolutely charming, fun, and easy going. When I heard about their passing, I was in absolute disbelief. RIP, her's.

[RideTheLightning]

I had the honour and privilege of being friends with Ste from early 2016 when I met him in the city we lived in, Liverpool. He was the nicest person ever, always wanted to know about my life, my interests, my passions. We'd talk for hours about music over the counter at the pizza place he worked at. He loved my obsession for The Beatles, and I loved his of The Beach Boys... a band I'd become so heavily into after his passing. I would go out of my way to see him, to speak to him all because of how nice and genuine he was. He told me a lot about his music, the inspiration behind very specific parts in a song, a certain vocal melody or style, like I said we'd talk for hours about music.

I spent more time around Ste than I did Audun, but he was incredible as well. So kind-hearted and fun. I remember one time I was in the pub with a friend and Audun was sat on the other side of the room, he came to join us and we had a drink and a chat. He wouldn't stop saying to us "it's a blood moon tonight, we should go see if we can see it". He said it so many times that we eventually finished our drink and went outside and walked down the road to see the moon, it looked no different to the normal moon, we laughed, had another drink and then went our separate ways.

They are two guys who are deeply missed by the music scene within the city of Liverpool.

[soundinthesky]

Two of the nicest humans I've ever known. I was luckily enough to be tour with them for a bit as a part of a band that was opening for them. They were absolute sweethearts and every time I hear a song of theirs in the world in makes my day.

[Sakumitzu]

I went to school with Audun. We spent alot of time together, playing music together, playing Soul Calibur together until the sun came back up. I went to visit him in Liverpool after they formed Her's. Got to know Stephen and I was lucky enough to hang out at their flat the moment they released Dorothy, their first single.

I considered them both my friends and we shared some awesome times together.
I have not been able to listen to their music since their passing. This video is the first time I'm hearing them play again since they passed. It really hurts, but I'm glad I watched this.

Thank you for this video, truly.

[blakeharrison]

Just discovered them this week, and every comment was people expressing their grievances; hate this situation, both guys are incredibly talented

[dza-qy]

I first heard of Her’s at a pizza shop in Tbilisi called La Gamba on December 2023. I was sitting down waiting for my pizza when I suddenly heard the intro of What Once Was. It was that type of song you know you’ll love just because of the intro. I Shazam-ed it immediately and I’ve been obsessed with it ever since. Today while looking into the band I learned of their tragic passing. Thanks for the great music and rest and peace. Also thanks MrComedyGoldFilms for sharing your love the band with us.