Bristol’s Own FAR FROM GODS Show Love to Mister Benjamins After Explosive Coverage on ThisIsHipHopHQ

By Mister Benjamins | ThisIsHipHopHQ In the age of AI-crafted playlists and attention spans shorter than TikTok loops, it’s rare to see a music act..

By Mister Benjamins | ThisIsHipHopHQ


In the age of AI-crafted playlists and attention spans shorter than TikTok loops, it’s rare to see a music act that not only pours their soul into the studio but also takes time to show gratitude outside of it.

But that’s exactly what FAR FROM GODS just did.

Fresh off the digital ink of their latest feature on ThisIsHipHopHQ, the Bristol-based rock-meets-hip-hop sonic force dropped a heartfelt message addressed directly to yours truly — Mister Benjamins — and let’s just say, real recognizes real.


🙌 Respect from the Artists Who Respect the Art

Here’s the message that slid into my inbox like a well-placed guitar solo:

“Hey Mister Benjamins,
Just wanted to reach out and thank you personally for the review of our new track ‘Through the Flames’ and also our previous track ‘Shapes’…”

Yup. They referenced not one but two deep-dive articles we ran on their tracks:

🔗 Read the latest: Through the Flames
🔗 Go back in time: Shapes

In a world full of fire emojis and fake hype, FAR FROM GODS came through with sincerity. Frontman Stuart penned a message so real, it could make a cyborg cry.


🧠 Music, Medicine, and Mutual Respect

Let’s rewind to the bar that sparked it all — from our “Through the Flames” review:

“In a world of disposable singles and vibe-of-the-week rappers, FAR FROM GODS is a reminder that music can still be medicine.”

Stuart returned the compliment, writing:

“In a world crowded with curators who listen to your track for a minute before discarding, so great to hear an intelligent, well-written piece from an obvious music fan, respect to you my friend.”

That kind of appreciation? It fuels the pen. Because ThisIsHipHopHQ has always been about the deeper cuts — not just the charts, but the hearts.


📬 From the UK to the Inbox – Global Connections

Stuart also gave props to the grind, noting:

“I am signed up to your Google group and receive email updates from you so I can see how much energy you’re putting into growing your platform.”

That means a lot coming from artists like FAR FROM GODS — a band unafraid to merge distortion pedals with raw emotion, to lace post-rock with lyrical introspection, and to connect across continents through truthful tunes.

They also teased an upcoming 5-track EP, promising to reach out as the release date nears:

“We can potentially partner up for some promo.”

Yes, please. The inbox is open. The streets are ready.


💿 What’s Next for FAR FROM GODS?

We’ve seen “Shapes.” We’ve walked “Through the Flames.” And now, an EP is on the horizon?

Fans of powerful lyricism, moody soundscapes, and music that actually means something—strap in. The next chapter of FAR FROM GODS is coming, and it promises to be a sonic sermon.


📝 Final Thoughts from Mister Benjamins

Music journalism isn’t just about pointing out what’s trending — it’s about telling the story behind the sound. And when artists like Stuart and FAR FROM GODS take time to return the energy, it reminds us why we write in the first place.

So here’s to the underdogs, the genre-benders, the soul-speakers.
And to all the curators, bloggers, and DJs out there: If you’re not really listening, you’re missing the magic.


📢 Are you an artist looking for meaningful reviews, real promo, or radio play?

Stay tuned. Stay real.
And remember: Music still heals — if you’re brave enough to feel it.


Written by Mister Benjamins
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Egbodo Benjamin – Founder & CEO of This Is Hip Hop HQ.

Egbodo Benjamin is the visionary founder and CEO of This Is Hip Hop HQ Magazine, a premier platform dedicated to amplifying voices in the hip-hop industry. His commitment to authentic music journalism and artist promotion has positioned This Is Hip Hop HQ as a trusted space for rising talents and industry discussions. 

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