Chains of Love's upcoming album, Misery Makers, has already been slated for a spring release through Manimal Vinyl/Frenchkiss Label Group. Now, the Vancouver pop act have shared another taste of the disc with "Come and Play."
This upbeat tune once again finds the group drawing on sunny '60s pop with Nathalia Pizarro's powerful and catchy vocals. There's also a strong garage rock undercurrent to this hard-hitting arrangement, which is anchored by the overdriven jangle of the guitars.
This follows the previously released new album cut "Pretend." It premiered at Consequence of Sound.
This upbeat tune once again finds the group drawing on sunny '60s pop with Nathalia Pizarro's powerful and catchy vocals. There's also a strong garage rock undercurrent to this hard-hitting arrangement, which is anchored by the overdriven jangle of the guitars.
This follows the previously released new album cut "Pretend." It premiered at Consequence of Sound.
