Get Boozy With New FIDLAR Single- 'Alcohol'
Get Boozy With New FIDLAR Single- 'Alcohol'
“Fuck It Dog,
Life’s A Risk”: The skater motto devised by FIDLAR front man Zac Carper and his
previous flatmates before the band formed in 2009 and used the name. Coming
from California, the five-piece have taken the one thing all humans have in
common- a love for ‘Alcohol’. By using this as a basis for their new single,
and by the looks of it their whole life, FIDLAR have spewed out an addictive song
in tease of their third album that subsequently makes you want to get boozy.
With drugs and alcohol
being the main muse for FIDLAR’s debut album and their second album Too, it seems the release of their new
single, ‘Alcohol’ has shown that the third album may not venture too far away
from their original stuff. The track is pure skater-rock and has a sound that kick-flips
its way into rebirthing the original, scratchy sound found in their debut whilst
perfectly replicating young, drunk anger. With sympathetic violence sneaking
its way into every track of theirs so far, ‘Alcohol’ brings with it a higher
sense of anger and harder edge.
With lyrics
stating, “I
wake up in the morning and I'm loose, And I chew a couple pills and I
hit the juice, And I feel okay and get the fuck out my way, And
did you think I wanna hear what you have to say?” they show most lyrical similarity to track ‘Leave
Me Alone’. However, with that in mind, the sound throws nudges towards the
remastered sound of ‘The Punks Are Finally Taking Acid’.
For any
die-hard FIDLAR fan, it is painful waiting for album three after the wonders
that was Too. However, the spitting
rage found in this new single can only get us excited for what’s to come.
FIDLAR aren’t known for their life-changing lyrics or ground-breaking abilities;
but what they are known for is starting any party off in the way it should. Nothing
about FIDLAR is minimalistic. The outrageous, in-your-face collection continues
to increase the anticipation for album three.
The countdown
begins.
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