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3 Years Hollow emerged in the late 2000s as a bold voice in modern rock, building a dedicated fanbase with a blend of melodic hooks and heavy, anthemic energy. The band released their self-released debut Ascension in 2009, laying the groundwork for a larger audience as they signed with Imagen Records and dropped The Cracks in 2014. The Cracks climbed to No. 23 on the US Heatseekers chart, underscoring their growing presence in the rock scene. With top 40 Mainstream Rock singles like Hungry (peak No. 36) and For Life (feat. Clint Lowery) (peak No. 34) during 2014–2015, they cemented their status as a prominent act in contemporary rock.