Silverstein have launched one other taster of their upcoming new album ‘Antibloom’ within the form of single ‘Don’t Let Me Get Too Low’.
On the brand new observe, frontman Shane Informed says “’Don’t Let Me Get Too Low’ blends our basic sound with our pop-punk and in addition our hardcore influences. It’s a music that’s onerous to explain as a result of it does a lot in underneath 3 minutes. The video was loads of enjoyable to movie, we have been in the midst of the desert exterior Las Vegas and I used to be digging my very own grave with an enormous smile on my face. Fortunately no cops confirmed as much as ask us what we have been doing, that may have been onerous to elucidate.”
Test it out by way of the music video under:
Guitarist Paul Marc Rousseau provides“Typically the one individual that may prevent from your self is… your self? That’s what the lyrics say, anyway. If you happen to watch the video, it’s truly the alternative. Both means, although, we had a good time making this music. A few of it got here to us rapidly, however a couple of elements kicked our ass for some time. I lowkey sort of love when the entire room is simply grinding out like 10 seconds of music for two hours, although. It appears like crucial factor on the planet but in addition so absurd on the identical time. That’s the factor with writing one thing this brief: it’s a must to be sure that each second serves a function, and I feel we achieved that right here. Zero wasted seconds.100% banger.”
‘Antibloom’ will probably be launched on February 21 by way of UNFD with accompanying album ‘Pink Moon’ to comply with later this yr.
Take a look on the tracklist under:
1. Mercy Mercy
2. Don’t Let Me Get Too Low
3. Confession
4. A Little Struggle
5. Pores and skin & Bones
6. I Will Destroy This
7. Stress
8. Cherry Coke
We lately caught up with Shane backstage at When We Have been Younger Pageant in Las Vegas to search out out all about their new music plans.
Try that interview under:
