The Head Hurts But The Heart Knows The Truth is a cathartic, emotionally raw debut from Headache—the solo project of former Higher Power frontman Jimmy Wizard. Blurring the line between post-hardcore, UK garage, emo, and lo-fi pop, the album is a fearless expression of grief, vulnerability, and inner turmoil. Wizard’s vocals veer between whispered introspection and frustrated bursts, backed by distorted beats, minimalist guitars, and melancholic melodies. It's a deeply personal listen that feels like reading someone’s journal in the aftermath of a breakdown—unfiltered, messy, and beautiful in its honesty.

Reviews

“A brutally honest, genre-defying debut—pain and beauty spill out of every track.” – Kerrang!

“Wizard’s emotional transparency is disarming, and his genre-hopping vision is both refreshing and unpredictable.” – NME

“It’s a record that aches with loss but burns with creativity—a bedroom project that sounds like a soul laid bare.” – Loud and Quiet

“More than just a solo outing, The Head Hurts... is a statement of artistic rebirth.” – DIY Magazine

“The album doesn’t ask to be liked—it demands to be felt.” – The Line of Best Fit