Newly signed to SharpTone Records, Glasswaves have released a new song in the angsty "fvck.me.up." This comes after their winning the Ernie Ball Battle of the Bands last year, which secured them a spot at the revived Warped Tour. The new song brings with it a new era of the band.
Says singer Noah Rich about "fvck.me.up":
"What started as a completely different idea slowly turned into a mix of electronic textures and heavy guitars that just felt right. Once the chorus came together, everything really clicked into place. At its core, the song is about destructive love and emotional dependency that pulls you toward something you know isn't good for you but can't let go of."
"Within the world we’re building as Glasswaves, it reflects that loss of control and the feeling of giving yourself over to something bigger, whether that’s a person, a system, or something inside your own mind. This track is the first piece of a bigger story that will keep unfolding with every release."
Regarding the signing to SharpTone, the band stated:
"Being able to say Glasswaves is signed to SharpTone Records is honestly surreal. It's a label we've looked up to for a long time, and knowing we're also connected to the legacy of Nuclear Blast makes it even more meaningful. Starting this new chapter with our single 'fvck.me.up' feels like a perfect way to begin."
Check out the music video for "fvck.me.up" below:
