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FRANKY FLOWERS Stream New Song “Corpse” via SoundCloud
Los Angeles, CA’s Franky Flowers premiered their new single “Corpse” this morning via SoundCloud and the “high energy surf-grunge piece” can be streamed here.
The Skinny: Los Angeles, CA’s Franky Flowers premiered their new single “Corpse” this morning via SoundCloud and the “high energy surf-grunge piece” can be streamed above! “Corpse” will be released as a digital single tomorrow, March 8th, via Turnstile Music. Single artwork can be seen below.
“‘Corpse’ is a negative song. It describes death and all the thoughts about it: the fear, the confusion and the loathing,” says Franky of the song. “There isn’t any one thing this song is specifically about, it’s kind of a collage of dark thoughts all splattered onto a canvas.”
The young band – all four are still in high school – will head to the SXSW festival in Austin, TX mid-month for a pair of shows: Friday March 18th at The Parish for the High Road Touring showcase and Saturday March 19th at the Hotel San Jose for the South By San Jose day party.
Show Dates:
03/18 – Austin, TX – THE PARISH (High Road Touring showcase – 8pm set)
03/19 – Austin, TX – HOTEL SAN JOSE (South By San Jose day party – 12pm set)
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