It takes extraordinary times
To make extraordinary things
We made extraordinary things
But now they’re broken things
Now they’re broken things
We tell ourselves a thousand times
That it was someone else’s fault
We had extraordinary things
Now they’re worth nothing
Yeah now they’re worth nothing
There are two opening verses of this song which will be out on the new EP Pessimistic Pizza, which will be out at the end of June via Audio Antihero run by dear friend Jamie.
Ben Parker (Guitar / Vocals) calls the song: “a post-Brexit cry for something better in a time and place where it feels like all the good stuff is going away and all the bad people are winning.”
I came across a fantastic song that really captures the essence of 90’s grunge and punk music with a modern twist. The opening of the song immediately grabbed my attention and drew me in. The guitar riffs were filled with electrifying energy, and the vocals, which were a mix of singing and spoken word, made the lyrics truly stand out and resonate with the song’s message. I found myself hitting the play button again to experience it all over. This second single has me eagerly anticipating a powerful EP from this talented trio based in Croydon, and I can’t wait to share it with you.
This second single is proving that we should expect a strong EP from this Croydon-based trio and I cannot wait to share it with you.
Feel free to check out the previous coverage of the first single from this EP:
Written by Filip Zemcik