Strange Bones unleash fiery new single ‘Underdogs’

Punk rockers Strange Bones return with their new single ‘Underdogs’; a two and a half minute long track embodying everything the Blackpool quartet stand for.

“I hate the phrase ‘guitar music’. It’s not dead, it’s not breathing. It’s music. Everything that once was, will be again, in one shape or form,” smiles Strange Bones vocalist and commander Bobby Bentham. “Ever since I started writing, I’ve always loved the idea of exploring every single back alley I could. A korg prodigy or a matchbox guitar – if I can get a mad sound out of it, I’m going to use it”.

His words ring true in Strange Bones’ latest offering is seismic, capturing the hard graft, unpredictability, frenzied and adrenaline-drenched stage presence, all whilst blurring the lines between venomous punk and crushingly heavy electronica like The Prodigy.

Produced by Bobby, and mixed by Adrian Bushby (Muse, Foo Fighters), Underdogs features guest vocals from Jess Allanic of Calva Louise. It follows previous single Napalm Über Alles, which both will feature on forthcoming EP BLITZ PART 2 due 10th April.

Bobby explains, “Underdogs is a paradox, a reaction to the contradictions found within a broken system that’s set up for us to fall on our faces. It’s like playing Texas holdem with your leg in a bear trap. This second instalment of Blitz part two is the embodiment of my disillusionment towards an industry of takers, a narcissistic yet empowering viewpoint on life and its troubles”.

Strange Bones have already spent the first couple of months of 2020 on the road, with a sold out UK headline tour. Not ones to slow down, the band are raring to get back on the road once this bloody virus is out the way.