Sundressed, the indie punk band, has taken on their anxieties in their latest release "Fuck It Up", now available via Rude Records.
“Anxiety creeps in when everything seems to be going smoothly,” shares Sundressed’s lead vocalist Trevor Hedges. The band had a blast working with Have Mercy’s Brian Swindle on their new track, which they consider one of their heaviest yet.
Sundressed was founded by Hedges in 2012 as a means of supporting his sobriety. Over the years, the band has evolved into a platform for addressing mental health issues through honest lyrics and punk-inspired melodies. They recently signed with international label Rude Records, who released their 2020 label debut Home Remedy. The album features hit singles such as “Oh Please” and “Size Of My Heart,” and was produced by Mike Pepe, who also produced “Winner.”
“Winner,” Sundressed’s single celebrating their 10th anniversary, features the band You, Me and Everyone We Know. The song encourages listeners to never give up and to pursue their passions. Sundressed is set to release a new full-length album later this year, so stay tuned for more inspiring music from this talented band.
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