Cherry Glazerr

Cherry Glazerr's 2019 album, Stuffed & Ready, was tinged with irritability & building tension, but latest single, "Rabbit Hole" carries an element of vulnerability, a change of pace for the trio.With an opening synth pattern reminiscent of popular nu-disco akin to Kaytranada, Cherry Glazerr has successfully taken a 180-degree in sound direction and execution. I was originally drawn to Creevy because she reminded me of a contemporary Courtney Love of Hole; gritty and unapologetic. I personally love Creevy's post-punk/garage rock approach in previous releases, especially on 2014 project, Haxel Princess, but this is a refreshing change of pace for the three-piece consisting of Clementine Creevy, Sami Perez and Tabor Allen.An ode to breaking the habit of people pleasing, the frontwoman exclaims, "Try too hard not to be disgraceful/But it led me down/Tried too hard not to be distasteful/But it led me down a rabbit hole." The pulsating electronic instrumental provides juxtaposition to these solemn lyrics."Rabbit Hole" is the debut single from Cherry Glazerr's fourth studio album, which is set to release sometime "soon." I hope you enjoy the group's experimentation with this track as much as I did <333