Hard rock trio, Die So Fluid, have just released their latest single, “Dispute.” The track is accompanied by a lyric video, and paves the way for their upcoming album, Skin Hunger, set to drop September 20. Head into the article below to check it out and read more from the band.
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“Dispute” is about the world’s addiction to conflict, the type of person who feels entitled to dominate your conversation with their own political agenda presuming you will agree, and the re-balancing of masculine and feminine, addressing antiquated conditioning. The message is to think for yourself. Don’t be brainwashed or bullied into adopting someone else’s opinion, OR into mindlessly and violently opposing it! Consider with discernment, trust your own inner wisdom.” – Grog
“Dispute” showcases Die So Fluid’s signature blend of raw energy, melodic hooks, and thought-provoking lyrics. The song is a fierce declaration of defiance and resilience, capturing the band’s unrelenting spirit. The accompanying lyric video, a visual feast for the eyes featuring the always compelling work of Anabel DFlux, amplifies the song’s intensity, drawing viewers into a world of vibrant colors and powerful imagery.
The lyric video, created by enigmatic front-woman Grog, and inspired by Metalocalypse, is dominated by purple, triangles, elements, and chakras. Grog has increasingly taken up the band’s creative baton herself to inject the personal and authentic ethos of DSF throughout their work, pure and undiluted. Grog also created the album artwork, including a 12 page booklet for the Skin Hunger cd, which can be purchased along with shirts, signed art cards and stickers.
The forthcoming album promises to be Die So Fluid’s most ambitious project yet. With a collection of tracks that explore themes of desire, vulnerability, and the human condition, Skin Hunger is set to deliver a sonic experience that is both visceral and cathartic. Fans can expect a diverse range of songs that push the boundaries of hard rock, showcasing the band’s evolution while staying true to their roots.
Catch Die So Fluid Live Supporting The March Violets:
11/05 @ HQ – Denver, CO
11/06 @ @ Urban Lounge – Salt Lake City, UT
11/08 @ @ El Corazon Funhouse – Seattle, WA
11/09 @ The Astoria – Vancouver, BC
11/10 @ Star Theater – Portland, OR
11/12 @ The Starlet Room – Sacramento, CA
11/13 @ The Chapel – San Francisco, CA
11/14 @ The Echo – Los Angeles, CA
Additional Tour, RSVP, & Ticketing Info: https://www.diesofluid.net/
More from Die So Fluid:
Die So Fluid are a hard rock trio, formed in London, England in 2000. The three members are songwriter Grog (vocals, bass), Drew Richards (guitar) and Justin Bennett (drums; Skinny Puppy, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult). Al Fletcher played drums and performed backing vocals until his tragic death in 2016. Having been described as Siouxsie meets Slayer, they are a unique alternative rock band fluidly combining the muscle of metal with the angular cheekbones of post- punk, all laced with intoxicating melody.
Die So Fluid have released five critically acclaimed albums: Spawn of Dysfunction, Not Everybody Gets a Happy Ending, The World Is Too Big for One Lifetime, The Opposites of Light, One Bullet from Paradise. Their sixth epic album release, Skin Hunger, is scheduled for September 2024. Now internationally located with Grog in Los Angeles, Justin in Italy, and Drew in the UK, Grog is proposing to tour in November with a US lineup. She is joining forces with Niki Skistimas and Ralf Dietel (Krashkarma), and they will take their captivating sound on the road supporting The March Violents on their West Coast US tour dates.
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