New York pop-punks announce a run of East Coast dates following their UK leg.
This announcement comes off the heels of the release of the duo’s brand new single, Over My Dead Body, out now via Big Noise. Produced by Andrew Goldstein (Machine Gun Kelly, Papa Roach, blackbear), the catchy track referencing the raw past of a toxic relationship brings a cathartic release with melodic emotional intensity paired with newly found freedom.
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Listen to “Over My Dead Body” now HERE.

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