Emma Harrison
Aspiring journalist who is fond of music and writing about it. You can probably find me in a crowd with a lukewarm pint of cider.
Brighton’s Die Twice drop dark, brooding and emotional new single ‘Wishbone,’ following March’s ‘Jakobo‘
Brighton-based indie band Die Twice added another dark and brooding single to their repertoire yesterday with ‘Wishbone’. Inspired by a deep exchange within the band, the song seeps vulnerability with its introspective lyrics – “how could you break me so easy? / there’s no luck on either side.”
Heavy emotion makes up the bones of the track; Bayton’s vocal delivery switches from melancholic to desperate and powerful, with a chorus that almost sounds like a lament. Within their cult-like following, Die Twice are known for their theatrics and ‘Wishbone’ takes it to another level, with sweeping guitars and menacing crescendos that are made for the big stage.
Listen to ‘Wishbone’ here:
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