Blind Channel return with a Summer banger packing punky panache – ‘Don’t Fix Me‘ is their latest single taken from upcoming album Lifestyles Of The Sick & Dangerous out July 8 2022 via Century Media Records.
Mixing an infectious rock attitude with elements of punk and emo influence, the Finnish sextet boast their abilities to bend and blend genre all while sealing this single with their signature Violent Pop stamp. A bold and exciting direction sonically, a nostalgic quality of earlier Emo days emerges on the track meeting Blind Channel‘s captivating harmonies, mighty riffs and vocalist Niko Moilanen‘s frenzied rap. This track is certain to ignite a wild energy among live crowds, as the group continue to collect fans of all ages globally to join their party on the ‘Dark Side.’
Arguably the release that glimmers most brilliantly with a hopeful outlook, ‘Don’t Fix Me‘ proudly screams out the sentiment that there is beauty to be found within those who feel empty and hopeless, encouraging an accepting attitude while waving cares goodbye.
An accompanying music video released today in collaboration with Vita Pictura captures the band on the road during their recent tours across the US and Europe.
Commenting on the single, the band said: “‘Don’t Fix Me’ continues the theme of brokeness, featured on the upcoming album. However, this time we decided to be empowering and uplifting and wrote something people wanna scream while having the craziest time of their lives. This song is the soundtrack for the wildest parties and the cure for the day-after’s hangover.”
Blind Channel have once again outdone themselves on this release, crafting a sick ‘no f*cks given’ middle-finger inducing anthem which erases our cares entirely – we can’t wait to delve into the in’s and out’s of the Sick & Dangerous lifestyle next month!
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Catch the band on their headline Sick & Dangerous Tour later this year, tickets available here.
UK HEADLINE TOUR DATES – SEPTEMBER 2022:
12th – Bristol, Thekla
13th – Glasgow, Cathouse
14th – Manchester, Rebellion
15th – London, O2 Academy Islington
16th – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
17th – Birmingham, O2 Academy 3
