Pennsylvania Alt Rockers Die Tired's Electrifying New Single 'Need to Feed': A Sonic Tribute to the Gritty World of 'Good Time!
Pennsylvania Alt Rockers Die Tired's Electrifying New Single 'Need to Feed': A Sonic Tribute to the Gritty World of 'Good Time!
Die Tired, the burgeoning sensation in contemporary rock, proudly unveils their latest single, "Need to Feed," drawing inspiration from the acclaimed film "Good Time," starring Robert Pattinson.
"Need to Feed" encapsulates the film's gripping and gritty ambiance, transforming it into a sonic journey that plunges listeners into the realm of brooding grunge and modern rock. The song emanates raw, visceral energy, intertwining robust guitar riffs, hypnotic drum and bass lines, haunting melodies, and evocative lyrics that echo the film's thematic essence.
Inspired by the compelling narrative of "Good Time," Die Tired delves into the shadowy depths of human existence through their music. The lyrics delve into life's complexities, mirroring the movie's exploration of crime, desperation, and the quest for redemption.
"We were profoundly moved by the emotional intensity of 'Good Time' and aimed to infuse our music with that same raw power," explains drummer Brandon Ballantyne. "The single mirrors the tumultuous journey portrayed in the film while adding a unique Die Tired twist to the narrative."
"Need to Feed" promises to enthrall audiences with its brooding ambiance and robust sonic palette. Fans of moody grunge rock and devotees of "Good Time" will discover a compelling synergy between the film's gripping visuals and Die Tired's intense musical odyssey.
"Delving into a character's relentless struggle to break free from dire circumstances, only to spiral further into darkness, was a theme I found particularly intriguing," shares singer/guitarist Matt DeAngelis.
The single is now available on all major streaming platforms, inviting fans and music aficionados to immerse themselves in the moody rock vibes paying homage to a tale of redemption sought but endlessly elusive.
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Biography
Originally stemming from the age-old Marine adage, "You can run, but you'll just die tired," one might assume that their music carries ominous undertones and perhaps explores dark themes. However, for Die Tired, it's a punk rock way of declaring "Carpe diem!"
Hailing from various corners of Pennsylvania, Die Tired's members each inject their unique flair and personality into their music. While they all have slightly different musical preferences, these diverse influences come together harmoniously to infuse fresh energy into irresistibly catchy alternative and pop-rock melodies.
Die Tired is a versatile band that draws inspiration from a wide spectrum, encompassing classic rock, heavy metal, pop-punk, and virtually anything playable on a guitar. Onstage, their lively and passionate performances never fail to leave audiences craving more. It's practically impossible to resist tapping your foot, nodding your head, or enthusiastically singing along to their incredibly eclectic interpretation of rock 'n roll. In the world of Die Tired, every day is an opportunity to seize life's moments!
Die Tired is:
Matthew DeAngelis - Vocals & Guitar
Sean Boyle - Guitar
Jamieson (Jim) Lee - Bass
Brandon Ballantyne - Drums.
"A great quality punk rock, an exciting and fun song ideal to listen to in a bar with friends at night, with striking guitar solos and very well tuned vocals in my opinion everything is perfect wouldn't change anything it's ready to be heard worldwide, we will definitely publish it on our website and add the song to our YouTube and Spotify playlists and add the song to the Web Radio schedule later today." - Penhasco Rock
"If it’s been a while since you’ve discovered an alt-rock track that tugs on the heartstrings as heavily as the rabid bass strings, prepare yourselves for the emotionally subjugating melodies in Die Tired’s latest single, Play, and leave the misery of responsibility behind.
With none of the pretension of a powerhouse and all of the talent, getting suckered into the anthemic soul of Play is non-optional. There are some serious virtuosic stripes through the hard-rock solos. But the filthy grungey distortion in the bass and Mathew DeAngelis’ vocals, which could send EVERY grown-up The All-American Rejects fan into swoon mode, the gravity of Play lingers in the giddying catharsis." - Amelia Vanergast at A&R Factory
