King Black Acid – ‘Turning Off My Television’
King Black Acid’s ‘Turning Off My Television’ electrifies with a fusion of indie rock bravado and rebellious energy: As the lead single from their forthcoming album ‘Victory For Mad Love’, this track catapults listeners into a musical voyage where boundaries blur and musical horizons expand.
Crafted with precision and passion, ‘Turning Off My Television’ channels the raw vitality of Arctic Monkeys while infusing it with the experimental spirit of bands like Queens of the Stone Age. The result is a dynamic sonic concoction that’s as infectious as it is daring.
From the gritty guitar riffs to the pulsating rhythms, each element of the track serves a purpose, propelling listeners on a journey through the uncharted territories of King Black Acid’s musical universe. With production prowess from industry heavyweights Darrell Thorp and Hugo Nicolson, every sonic layer is meticulously crafted, creating a sonic landscape that’s both exhilarating and immersive. Set to be unleashed on 12″ vinyl for Record Store Day, ‘Turning Off My Television’ is a testament to King Black Acid’s ability to defy conventions and carve their own path in the realm of rock music.
IPANAZAR – ‘Not Now’
Prepare to be catapulted into a realm where moody darkness meets relentless energy with IPANAZAR’s latest single, ‘Not Now’. This musical concoction, blending noise rock, shoegaze, and alternative rock, is a rollercoaster ride through shadowy landscapes and thunderous rhythms.
From the onset, ‘Not Now’ grabs you by the ears and plunges you into its swirling abyss of sound. The guitars swirl and swell, creating a cacophony of distortion that’s both disorienting and exhilarating. Meanwhile, the drums pound like a heartbeat, driving the song forward with an unstoppable force.
Drawing comparisons to Sonic Youth and Slint, IPANAZAR crafts a sonic experience that’s as unpredictable as it is captivating. Moments of chaotic noise give way to moments of eerie calm, keeping listeners on their toes throughout the journey. For those familiar with Flooding, bar italia, and Sprain, ‘Not Now’ is a must-listen. Its blend of moodiness and energy creates a sonic landscape that’s impossible to resist. So, strap in and prepare for a wild ride through the dark and moody world of IPANAZAR.
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