NYC Dreamgazers Panik Flower share new single and video “OCD”

Nycs dreamgaze -outfit Panic flower deals with the suffocating loops of digital dependence with their latest single “OCD”.

The track, which stands for “Obsessive Consumption Diet”, arrives as the second publication of your upcoming EP. Rear viewOn April 30th, a swirling mixture of airy, yet urgent guitars, haunting voice layers and a relentless rhythm department will be recorded, and captures the cyclical nature of media dependency – griping, intrisive and impossible to escape.

“The song examines the obsessive and addictive relationship that we have for media consumption in today's world and how it shapes us as individuals,” explains Singer sage Leopold. “It has a complete choke pit for our daily functions, even if you know how toxic it is. The choir drives this point with the repeat of the lines you catch home, but you can't take a break, you catch yourself, but you can't look away. “

The single arrives with an official video from Aji Bass and emphasizes the interaction between stability and chaos. In Porter Studio in Brooklyn with additional recordings in the upstate New York, the video was put together with additional appearances by the band, which performed reality – and irregular, fragmented images that reflect intrusive thoughts. “We wanted to bow to an aesthetic aesthetic of the 90s of the 90s and have the topics of the song guided the processing,” says Bass. “The video quickly turns the first choir into an implied destabilized mental state. In the form of fast, frenetic cuts and a mysterious silhouetting figure that appears and disappears. “

The guitarist Jordan Buzzell quotes the influence of early alternative graphics and found that they saw themselves as inspiration on classics of the 90s such as “Bull in the Heather” and garbage “stupid girl”. “We wanted the” OCD “video to exist over the period and serve as a tribute to the early days of the rock music video.”

At the beginning of this year, panic flower rear view presented with the publication of “alkaline”, a route that used in a hasty reverb and moving hook. The EP follows its debut of 2022 Dark Blue, which focused on topics of relationships and emotional complexity. The focus is on the inside and examines identity and self-acceptance by layers of shoegaze textures and post-punk edges. Produced, mixed and recorded by James Duncan (Taraneh, Nara's room, dead tooth, Raavi) and by Carl Saff (Drop Nineteens, Dr. Dog, Sonic Youth), extends her Sonic depth and keeps your DIY ethos.

Band-Leopold (Vocals), Mila Stieglitz-Courtney (guitar/vocals), Buzzell (guitar), Max Baird (bass) and Marco Starger (drums)-built a name in the NYC scene and balance with raw, moving instruments. Her sound reflects the restless energy of the city itself – constantly changing, but is unmistakably rooted in its identity.

Panik Flower will enter the Arlene's Grocery this week at the New York City's New Colossus Festival on March 7 and March 8 on March 8. Breathing falls on April 30th.