Describing their sound like a monkey casually humping a lama that borrowed a cheese grater to chew on while they take to the hills on a kawasaki ninja, you will not be surprised by anthemic-post-hardcore outfit, Cute Cute Death's new single Pockets, which is out now.
Keeping to the essence of rock/metal, with their own spin on post-hardcore, Pockets, is the start of what is to come from the 5-piece, over the coming months. Pockets, is the first single from their new mini-album, Vessels, which is released on Monday 10th August.
Pockets, talks about the frustration people have as workers in life, living at the mercy of employers that don't recognize or reward their efforts and achievements. It's aimed at the capitalist mentality, rather than a particular company or person. Expressing the feelings and anger you build when you are under appreciated by anything or anyone, taken by other peoples greed and astounded they can live with themselves. It is definitely a mixed bag of light and shade, with brutal sections of grinding throw-down to have you singing along in burnout melancholy, then tearing up your bedroom simultaneously... Something you can expect from, Vessels.
Watch the official music video for Pockets, www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go2kNLgP88g
Buy your copy of Pockets, here, https://cutecutedeath.bandcamp.com/
Cute Cute Death was formed after drummer Wayne Kopman and guitarist Johnny Correia relocated to London from JHB South Africa. They then found vocalist Niko Foster. After multiple line-up changes the band was formed under the name Set The Air On Fire with additions Ricky Gurung on guitar, Robert Pipe on Bass. Playing a multitude of shows around UK with bands such as Broadway (USA), Atlantis, Flood of Red and Rival State.
Aiming to fuse catchy anthemic vocals with heavy energetic, edgy guitar riffs! We want to massage you into an aural awakening , then rip your face off.
