Thursday, April 25, 2024

In The Whale take a Smoke Break

Denver, Colorado duo In The Whale has been unleashing their particular brand of raw, aggressive and energetic music since 2011.

The band has just released their new single ‘Smoke Break’ via Riot Records and it is available now on all digital platforms.  

‘Smoke Break’ is about addiction, depression, suicide, and what happens when we isolate ourselves for too long. When someone reaches a breaking point (saying, “today’s the day”), things can go bad. The song has been released to coincide with Mental Health Awareness Month.

Described as an extremely unique act. The duo’s modus operandi is to push sonic boundaries to the limit and deliver a relentless pounding to the senses. The result intended as an alternative, post-rock intensity creating a seismic event from a band apparently not afraid to take chances.

During the decade long period the band has been together they have supported the likes of Jane’s Addiction, The Descendants, The Offspring and Gogol Bordello while also putting in appearances at Lollapalooza and various other US festivals.

Their six track EP Dopamine was produced by Steve Evetts (The Used, Sepultra, Dillinger Escape Plan) at The Foo Fighters’ famed Studio 606, hitting several independent charts within its first week of release, including the Billboard Heatseekers, Independent Albums and Heatseekers Mountain (#1) charts.

Alongside this, the band has previously released singles like ‘Teeth’, the sludgy, bombastic  post rock-esque battering, low-end sonic treat of  ‘Drug Dealer’, and that was followed by ‘Crosses’, and then ‘Jeffrey’.

You can listen/buy new single ‘Smoke Breakhere.



Paul H Birch
Paul H Birch
RAMzine Senior Writer - Writer of fiction, faction and fact, has edited several newsstand magazines. He declares himself a hack for hire but refuses to compromise on the subject of music.

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