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Album review: Broadside – Nowhere, At Last
Broadside deliver existential pop-rock bangers for feeling your woes and dancing through them at the same time.
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Listen to Broadside’s new single, Control Freak
“The quiet violence of being told it’s all in your head…” Broadside have unveiled the next single from their forthcoming album Nowhere, At Last.
- Words:
- Emily Garner
Broadside have dropped a brand-new single and video, Control Freak.
The dynamic pop-rock banger is taken from the band’s forthcoming album Nowhere, At Last, which is due out on April 10 via Thriller Records.
Following January’s Dark Passenger, vocalist Oliver Baxxter explains that Broadside’s latest bop is about “being controlled by someone else, and slowly realising how much of yourself you’ve handed over. The quiet violence of being told it’s all in your head.”
Watch the video for Control Freak below:
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