From Prospect Hill, Malvern, England between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900. Views of the British Isles England Malvern
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From Prospect Hill, Malvern, England between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900. Views of the British Isles England Malvern
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Prospect Hill Unleashes New Version of Single “Victim” Feat. Stephen Richards of Taproot
It‘s time for the annual Prospect Hill Observatory Block Party! MUSIC TIMETABLE 2:00-3:00pm Clarissa Peress 4:00-5:00pm I want a cat 5:00-6:00pm Cap‘n Fuzz (Dj Set) Fun, Music, Games, Dance, BBQ & more! Be nice, bring friends, food & drinks and venmo donate to the artists performing and supporting!
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PROSPECT HILL Returns With New Single “Victim”; Audio
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Prospect Hill Unleashes Hard-Hitting New Single “Victim”
After roaring back onto the scene with last year’s Catalyst EP,
Boston hard rock band Prospect Hill unleashed their new single “Victim” today
via Oktapus Rights Management / Red 13 Records . This heavy, hard-hitting track channels a nu-metal influence and takes aim at toxic blame culture with unflinching lyrics. “Victim” was produced by Shaun Lichtenstein, Derek Rousseau, and Mark Roberge; co-written by Rousseau, Roberge, Lichtenstein, Zach Gamache, and frontman Edgar Troncoso; and mixed by Lichtenstein.
Stream the single here:
https://go.fanflowy.com/victim-EP
Heavy Sound, Powerful Message in “Victim”
Blending downtuned guitars, aggressive grooves, and a fresh nu-metal edge, “Victim” stands out as one of Prospect Hill’s most intense and personal songs to date. The track’s confrontational theme targets the toxic blame culture of those who dodge accountability. “‘Victim’ is a call to action for anyone who makes excuses for their problems instead of taking meaningful steps to fix them,” says drummer and co-founder Mark Roberge, voicing the song’s core message. “Too many people are out there playing the victim, and it’s not a good look. The real solution is taking ownership of your struggles and making the necessary changes to rise above them.” The band’s passion behind these lyrics is palpable, delivering both a sonic punch and a rallying cry for personal responsibility.
Back from Hiatus with New Lineup and Momentum
“Victim” arrives as the latest milestone in Prospect Hill’s triumphant return to the rock scene. After nearly a decade-long hiatus, the band made a powerful comeback in late 2024 with the Catalyst EP—a three-song release that introduced fans to Edgar Troncoso as the band’s new lead vocalist. Troncoso, formerly the group’s bassist, stepped up to the mic and brought a commanding new voice to Prospect Hill’s sound. Longtime guitarists Derek Rousseau and Johnny Roberge, along with drummer Mark Roberge, remain at the core of the lineup. The band celebrated their return with a sold-out EP release show in New England, proving that their fanbase’s enthusiasm is as fierce as ever. Building on their legacy, Prospect Hill boasts an impressive track record from their earlier years. The Boston-based quintet has shared the stage with rock heavyweights like Disturbed, Slipknot, and Breaking Benjamin, earning their stripes on national tours. They also scored a Billboard-charting single with “Come Alive,” a breakout track that climbed into the Top 50 of the Active Rock charts and became a fan favorite. With the release of “Victim,” Prospect Hill continues a series of new singles leading up to a full-length album due later in 2025 – a clear sign that this comeback is just getting started.
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#JOYFEST is BACK - up in #ProspectHill #SomervilleMA
You need JOY
You want JOY
GUESS WHAT THEY purport to HAVE AT JOYFEST?!
Besides, Prospect Hill has the best view in all of Somerville, you can see for miles, its been too long since you've been there.
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Friday - Tree Walk, 6pm start At the Growing Center in #ProspectHill #SomervilleMA free
https://www.thegrowingcenter.org/2025
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Headed to the New Years Day 249th flag raising at #prospectHill in about an hour. Recommend!
Mayor Katjana Ballantyne and the Somerville Museum are inviting community members to commemorate an iconic moment in American history at the 249th Annual Prospect Hill Flag Raising on January 1, 2025. On this date in 1776, General George Washington raised the first American flag atop Prospect Hill, marking a pivotal moment in the Revolutionary War. Each New Year’s Day, the City honors this legacy with a community celebration.