Toy Parlour have unleashed their heaviest track yet, ‘Fake’, out now.
Made up of members from UK alternative scene favourites Beach Riot and Gnarlah, the band wrote the song just before heading out on a sold-out tour supporting Don Broco, and it quickly became a fan favourite on the road.
“‘Fake’ is a hard hitting, heavier track that is about the feeling of losing your own identity, in a world full of manipulation and conflicting realities,” explain the band.
It’s also their first track with producer Neil Kennedy, whose credits include Boston Manor and Creeper. Instrumentally, the band drew influence from Nine Inch Nails and newer era Gary Numan, pairing heavy riffs with their trademark dreamy four part vocals.
Following the Don Broco tour and a show with alt giants Tigercub, and with their existing songs racking up around 50,000 streams each, Toy Parlour show no signs of slowing down.
We’ve enjoyed what Toy Parlour have released so far, and ‘Fake’ sees them pushing into darker, heavier territory without losing the swagger that makes them stand out.
