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Static Dress – crying (Official Video)

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Static Dress is a rising force in the post-hardcore scene, and their song “Crying” showcases their unique blend of intense emotion and powerful musicality. Released as part of their debut EP, “Prologue… (Comic Book Soundtrack)”, “Crying” quickly caught the attention of fans and critics alike, cementing Static Dress’s place as a band to watch.

“Crying” is a raw and visceral track that captures the angst and frustration often found in post-hardcore music. The song opens with an explosive burst of energy, featuring heavy guitar riffs and aggressive drumming that set the tone for what’s to come. The intensity is palpable, drawing listeners into the tumultuous emotional landscape the band so expertly navigates.

At the heart of “Crying” is the powerful vocal performance by Olli Appleyard. His delivery is both passionate and desperate, conveying a deep sense of vulnerability that resonates with listeners. The lyrics, which delve into themes of inner turmoil and the struggle to cope with overwhelming emotions, are delivered with an authenticity that makes the song feel personal and relatable.

The instrumentation in “Crying” is equally impressive, with the band demonstrating their technical prowess and ability to create a dynamic sound. The guitars, played by Connor Reilly, are layered with intricate melodies and crushing breakdowns, providing a perfect backdrop for the song’s emotional weight. Sam Ogden’s drumming is relentless and precise, driving the song forward with an unyielding force.

One of the standout elements of “Crying” is its ability to balance chaos and melody. While the song is undeniably heavy and aggressive, it also features moments of melodic clarity that provide a sense of contrast and depth. These melodic passages serve to highlight the emotional core of the song, allowing listeners to fully immerse themselves in the experience.

The production of “Crying” is another aspect that sets it apart. The track was produced by Erik Bickerstaffe of Loathe, who brings a polished yet raw quality to the song. The production captures the energy and intensity of Static Dress’s live performances, making “Crying” feel immediate and impactful.

“Crying” is a testament to Static Dress’s ability to craft songs that are both emotionally charged and musically compelling. It’s a track that speaks to the struggles and pain that many people experience, providing a sense of catharsis for those who listen. For fans of post-hardcore and emotionally-driven music, “Crying” is a must-listen that showcases the immense talent and potential of Static Dress.

As Static Dress continues to grow and evolve, “Crying” stands as a powerful example of their artistry and dedication to their craft. It’s a song that not only showcases their technical abilities but also their ability to connect with listeners on a deep and emotional level. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to their music, “Crying” is a track that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Lyrics:
well I hope you’ve changed
you’ve had time to grow
like the seeds in the back yard
our love died in the cold

pray some day
we just won’t need them
waking up Paralysed
just repeat once more

the wife screams (I can change)
you can’t change him
pretty lady we’ve all been here before

crying on the big screen
Remembering everything
You did to me

well I hope you’ve changed
you’ve had time to grow
like the seeds in the back yard
our love has grown cold cold

never had a moment we’d both laugh
at My expense and then you’d retract
chasing dreams
in my head
i hope you’re hearing this
i hope it makes sense

crying on the big screen
remembering everything
you did to me

just lie to my face it was years ago
taken it all cos you lost control
and now
i’m crying on the big screen

keep holding on to it
destroyed innocence in me
just keep holding on to it
can’t just let go of it

never had a moment we’d both laugh
at my expense and then you’d retract
chasing dreams
in my head

crying on the big screen
remembering everything
you did to me

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