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Premiere: Hideous Sun Demon announce a new EP with new single, Can’t Live Like That
Fresh from the release of their third album, the Perth ex-pats will share a new EP, GOOD TIME, in early July.
Posted By Hayden Davies
5 years ago
Over the last few years, Hideous Sun Demon have come a long, long way from being the band you'll find on every gig poster across Perth. First off, they're not centrally based in Melbourne, making the hop over before the release of their third album - 2018's Fame Erotic Dream - while a consistent run of singles in the lead-up to their third album solidified their name as a blossoming force in gritty garage-rock/punk, uniting blistering guitar riffs with thick, assertive vocals that have seen them play everything from Laneway to BIGSOUND. Really, I think we summed it up best when talking about Fame Erotic Dream last year, spotlighting their "uncanny knack for somehow encapsulating pure chaotic rock'n'roll energy within each and every release that is almost without peer in Australian music."
In 2019, that's seemingly continuing. In early July, they're releasing a new 7" EP - GOOD TIME - via the crew at Hell Beach, and today we're premiering the first cut from said EP in the form of Can't Live Like That. It's a single that really brings that chaotic, signature Hideous Sun Demon ruckus to the recorded format, channelling the energy from their live show as they combine catchy hooks with thickly-bound guitar melodies and hefty percussion which acts like the backbone of the single, keeping it all together as the madness occurs over the top. It also marks a bit of a turn for the band, who now three albums deep, are toying with new sounds and experimenting to keep things fresh and exciting - something which makes us very, very excited. "Musically our new music is a result of experimenting with different influences," says the band on the single. "Vincent demoed some of the songs at home, so they came from a more stylistically unified beginning. Some of the drum parts are a bit dancier, we recycled and re-recorded some old songs and took advantage of Vin's synth know-how, to play with some Devo/Nerd punk influences. Overall, we wanted to take a more melodic approach as we have well & truly done the riff rock thing."
Listen to the track below, and pre-order the full EP HERE.
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