(Interscope) Following the release of their explosive debut mixtape "Loud Without Noise", and their visually stunning "Loud & With Noise" Live Sessions, Crawlers are signalling a new musical chapter with the release of their reminiscent new single "That Time Of Year Always" via Interscope Records. To the tune of a driving guitar line and crashing drums, across the track lead singer Holly Minto adopts reminiscent lyricism to tell a story of love and loss in blissful hindsight.
On the inspirations behind the new track Minto shares, "That Time Of Year Always encompasses the feeling of envying your younger self before the trauma hits in your early 20's. It's about missing the ignorance that you had in your childhood; that reflection process which usually happens for me during the winter seasons. Being older, you realise that despite thinking these thoughts stem from seasonal depression, it's normal to feel that longing for your youth all year round, and to constantly have your younger self in mind when reminiscing about what once was".
Thus, Crawlers have timed the release of the new single to align with the start of spring. Further elaborating on the sentiment behind the song, while creating an atmosphere around the release that invites their audience to experience a snapshot into their world, told from their own perspective.
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