A catchy hook and steady build promise an explosive chorus and bigger bridge on Double Lined Minority's "Hollow" that the band eagerly delivers with ease.
While the track reeks of mature angst and expectedly uttered oaths, there's an unforgettable quality to its palpable urgency and simple longing that'll have you hitting replay and turning it up until you can feel the bass in your chest.
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Liverpudlian trio Kids On Bridges offers up a dry commentary on the modern music scene with their passively titled "When The Needle Drops".
If the band's to the point lyrics and delicately put production doesn't make their opinion clear enough, the single's video works to emphasize the current obsession with appearance over substance, easily projecting the ever-changing faces onto willfully blank canvases in the wonderfully weird, slightly catty, and wholly fantastic video.
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The UK trio's heavy reverb and blunt beats promise rough rock with solid refrains on CryBabyCry's blues infused "Love Got Me Wrong".
A flawless delivery in the band's straightforward approach to rock leaves you with a grit your teeth sound that'll be running through your head for weeks and a chorus you'll love to lament with, so check out the track and head to the sites below for more from the band.
Tru Fam's "Wild" features their always refreshing approach that turns synth driven productions and heavy beats into chill, grounded tracks sure to pull you in to their hypnotic feel while the duos unique approach to normally busy productions instead gives the track a refreshing break from the expected and leaves it just low-key enough to have you hooked.
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