Elizabeth The Second drop a dirty bomb in the form of their new single titled ‘No One Care’. Well, I hope someone cares because this is a gritty grimey track that chugs along like a trainwreck waiting to happen, and thats a good thing because sometimes the music needs a shakeup and that shakeup is here. The song is a raucous anthem for the disenfranchised featuring sexy retro guitars like a pair of Vox amps right in your face and the band marching forward with an ‘FU’ attitude cleaned up just enough as to not piss the parents off unless they really take a listen.
As of October 15, ‘No One Cares’ will be available across online stores and streaming platforms. The full album ‘Two Margaritas at the Fifty Five‘ will be released on November 9, well-timed with their London gig at The Unicorn Camden Live that very evening for Punk’n’Roll Rendez-Vous.
About Elizabeth The Second
Elizabeth The Second is Ben Moro (guitar and vocals), Michele Venturini (bass guitar) and Luca Gallato (drums). Their music is influenced by The Clash, Blur, The Libertines, Arctic Monkeys, Nirvana, and The Stone Roses.
‘No One Cares’ is the first taster of their forthcoming debut album ‘Two Margaritas at the Fifty Five’. Sonically, this music blends classic garage rock with punk and grunge accents. Frontman Ben Moro takes his vice to the boiling point, wavering between delicate parts and biting screams.
Formed in mid-2018 in Padova, northern Italy, this trio was born of shared excitement over music and its creation. The desire to return to play together between Ben and Michele’s old friends were interested in playing together again after a significant gap, but it wasn’t until they met up with Luca that they found the magic formula for the band’s genesis.
The ‘Two Margaritas at The Fifty Five’ EP is a journey through impulsive sounds, seasoned with a captivating melodic compartment. It was recorded at the Hypnoise Recording Studio under the careful supervision of sound engineer Filippo Galvanelli and mastered by Giovanni Versari at La Maestà Mastering Studio (Muse, Afterhours, Verdena, Calibro 35, Nic Cester).
This EP references everything that has been essential and musically formative for the trio – strong influences from the 90s and 2000s mesh tastefully with sounds borrowed from The Stone Roses and The Clash. Here, punk, grunge, indie rock, and Britpop blend together under the clear influence of classic UK rock. The guitars are raw, well-marked by the amps’ saturated and incandescent tubes, amalgamated by a pressing rhythmic compartment, sometimes on the frontiers of dance. The lyrics are inspired by the band’s daily experiences and the most impulsive and hidden outbursts, transformed into a stream of consciousness.
Featured image by Massimo Malvestio.
SOURCE: Official Bio
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