Fangz's latest single is a raw and emotively charged ode to overcoming addiction.
Sydney-based punk-rock group, FANGZ, have unleashed a sonic storm with their latest single, ‘Fine Without You’, produced by Tim Maxwell (LOSER) at Restless Noise Studios in Naarm/Melbourne. This raw and emotively charged track is a powerful ode to battling inner demons and overcoming addiction.
Frontman Joshua Cottreau’s personal journey of hitting rock bottom and climbing back out to become the best version of himself is reflected in the lyrics. “The lyrics allude to a love song, but it’s really about falling down a hole and climbing back out to overcome it all,” says Cottreau.
The accompanying music video, filmed, directed and edited by Rhys Bennett of High Voltage Photography, pays homage to iconic cult films like Snatch, Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs, showcasing FANGZ’s intuitive humour.
With a ‘plug in and play’ approach, the quartet has captured the raw essence of their electrifying live performances in ‘Fine Without You’. Fans can also get their hands on a limited edition 7″ split vinyl with Brisbane-based punk band, Lunchtime, and catch FANGZ on tour supporting American hard-rock legends He Is Legend.
Since their formation in 2019, Fangz has established a solid following, selling out headline shows and sharing stages with renowned acts such as FIDLAR (USA), The Bronx (USA), Cancer Bats (CAN), Comeback Kid (CAN), Gyroscope, RedHook and The Bennies.
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