Rabbit Junk brings fatalism and frustration to 'Apocalypse For Beginners'
"Future Rock" band, Rabbit Junk has just unleashed their new LP, 'Apocalypse For Beginners.'
Rabbit Junk draws subtle parallels between the challenges facing our species as a whole and the challenges facing our own personal lives. These challenges are characterised as foreseeable and yet tragically unavoidable. As such, the album communicates the fatalism and frustration of modernity alongside the lack of control we often feel over our own lives.
The album’s lead track “Stone Cold" (Feat. Amelia Arsenic) exemplifies Rabbit Junk’s willingness to take risks and defy genre norms. “Stone Cold” is a gender-fluid and genre-mashing anthem with an infectious sing-a-long chorus. The song featuries lyrics in both German and English delivered by masculine and feminine vocal textures floating over a mélange of punk, drum & bass, metal, and hip hop.
Other standout tracks include “Nostromo”, a sci-fi influenced art-metal meets synthwave track which is quickly becoming a fan favourite, and “Love Is Hell”, a decidedly danceable and gritty homage to everyone’s broken hearts.
'Apocalypse For Beginners' is available NOW on CD via Bandcamp and on all major digital platforms everywhere.
