”Trash Talk” is a Powerful Track by Lazy Bones That’s Appealing and Memorable

Alt-rock trio Lazy Bones have garnered comparisons to Queens of the Stone Age and The Yeah Yeahs Yeahs. Two groups that would never draw comparisons to one another. Their latest single “Trash Talk” does shed some insight into the comparisons. Their latest effort is a controversial song reflecting “that moment when you know you’re about to say something you’ll regret when you’re right on the edge and you just can’t stop it, “ according to lead singer Candi Underwood. The group succeeds in invoking this message by mixing an amplified organ, contorted bass, and thriving drums. Underwood brings it all together as she rides the track with vocals teetering between rock and punk. The result is a powerful track that is instantly appealing and memorable. There’s an energy that these three have created that is contagious and will have the listener wanting more. Turn the volume up and bask in the regret. Candi Underwood, Joe Tighe, and Sam Barnes are Lazybones. Their tour starts on 10/25

Trash Talk’s release accompanies the announcement of their latest UK tour which will see them play the following:

24.10.19   Nottingham – Albert’s

25.10.19   London – The Waiting Rooms

27.10.19   Liverpool – Jacaranda

01.11.19   Cardiff – The Moon

02.11.19   Birmingham – The Flapper

03.11.19   Milton Keynes – Craufurd Arms

21.11.19   Brighton – Latest Music Bar

Further information about the band can be found on www.wearelazybones.com
You can listen to “Trash Talk” on Apple Music and Spotify

Lazy Bones’ ”Trash Talk” a powerful track that is instantly appealing and memorable

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Mark Vodery was a Managing Editor of Occhi Magazine. A member of the National Association of Black Journalists, he studied Mass Communications at West Chester University. As an experienced session vocalist, he has toured the world and had several original works featured in film and television. Mark has been involved with several New York City projects including Feel the Music! and Make Music New York. An avid music lover, he takes pride in his extensive vinyl collection and spends his free time helping to facilitate service projects that benefit at-risk youth, through artistic philanthropy. Mark is based in New York and resides in New Jersey with his lovely wife and two daughters.

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