If you've been following their journey since they released "Firing Line" last month, you'll notice that this new song showcases a different side of their music. It's sharper, edgier, and full of energy. The song has roots in lively performances at bars in the French Alps, where lead singer Charlie Fitzgerald remembers putting on shows for enthusiastic locals and fellow seasonal workers. That carefree spirit truly comes through in the track.
Fitzgerald's unique singing style adds a blend of fun and attitude, supported by a driving drum beat from Rhii Williams that pushes the song forward. Guitarists Will Montague and Cydney Brown create a mix of exciting riffs and acoustic sounds, while Chris Axe lays down a strong bass line that gives the song its swagger. The result is an anthem that feels rebellious and bold, perfect for rocking out in crowded venues.
It's going to be a standout on the next album, Fitzgerald shares. He describes the song as a little outrageous and full of fiery lyrics. It's angry, rebellious, and one of their favorites to play live. The song has a playful attitude, combining a fierce sound with a sense of humor. Oswald Slain is carving out their own space in the rock scene, determined not to be just another band from Bristol but to truly stand out as a unique force in music.