Nineties Brit-rock revivalists Red House Glory are gearing up to unveil their brand new EP Heart of Gold this summer, and Exclaim! has got your first listen to their latest single "So Easy."
The tune opens with a jangly guitar line and pounding percussion, but builds itself into a swirling, grunge-tinged number that would probably make Noel Gallagher proud. Psychedelic riffs and expertly implemented cowbell bolster the gloomy, booming bassline, preventing the song from veering into more morose territory.
The new EP marks the band's follow-up to last year's Living a Lie EP and will hit shelves on June 29. According to a press release, find the band boxing "cleaner and sharper than ever before, capturing the band in sterling form."
Red House Glory will be playing the Camden Rocks Festival in their native UK on May 30, with more live gigs to be announced soon. For now, listen to the band's latest sonic offering in the form of "So Easy" by hitting play below.
The tune opens with a jangly guitar line and pounding percussion, but builds itself into a swirling, grunge-tinged number that would probably make Noel Gallagher proud. Psychedelic riffs and expertly implemented cowbell bolster the gloomy, booming bassline, preventing the song from veering into more morose territory.
The new EP marks the band's follow-up to last year's Living a Lie EP and will hit shelves on June 29. According to a press release, find the band boxing "cleaner and sharper than ever before, capturing the band in sterling form."
Red House Glory will be playing the Camden Rocks Festival in their native UK on May 30, with more live gigs to be announced soon. For now, listen to the band's latest sonic offering in the form of "So Easy" by hitting play below.
