YOBS Unleash Intense Garage-Punk Fury with “Cyanide”
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Liverpool’s renegade outfit YOBS has unleashed “Cyanide,” a blistering two-minute onslaught from their upcoming self-titled debut album, set to drop on May 3rd.
YOBS spare no punches, delivering hard-edged, primitive garage-punk salvos that surge forward with unrelenting intensity and blistering noise. “Cyanide” serves as the latest offering, following in the wake of recent singles like “Wasted” and last year’s double single “Fortune Teller b/w Cemetery Man.”
The track, born from the musical vision of Ali and lyrical musings of another band’s era, delves into poignant subject matter inspired by the life of scientist and mathematician Alan Turing. Turing, often hailed as the father of artificial intelligence, faced persecution for his sexuality in a time of societal intolerance. The song captures the perspective of one of the angry mob members who contributed to Turing’s tragic demise, reflecting on the injustice and cruelty inflicted upon him. “Cyanide” emerges as a sonically charged, fast-paced rock ‘n’ roll anthem fueled by raw emotion and unyielding fury.
With its propulsive energy and searing intensity, “Cyanide” stands as a testament to YOBS’ uncompromising musical ethos and fearless lyrical exploration. As the band prepares to unleash their debut album, fans can expect an electrifying sonic journey that captures the essence of rebellion and raw emotion.
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