Full Bush is a band from Philadelphia. On August 15, they released a diverse and high-profile debut album called “FULL BUSH.” The song “Ray’s” should definitely take place in top 100 indie singles of 2018.
It opens up with the enticing bass followed by mild reference to an American punk canon of the ‘70s. Vivid, but not edgy vocals is something between New Young Pony Club and Kim Gordon. The chorus is about unexpected changes, you can almost feel folk rock touch. Bright guitar colors alongside with the vocals make it not very typical and simply big heartful hit. Sincere lyrics with lines like “Those who doubt me can suck cocks from hell” will make your shitty night a bit better. If you’re not Ray, of course. The drums neatly emphasize the change of dynamics. And by the third chorus, the song unfolds like flower buds after a long winter. This song is future classic for singing along at parties.
It opens up with the enticing bass followed by mild reference to an American punk canon of the ‘70s. Vivid, but not edgy vocals is something between New Young Pony Club and Kim Gordon. The chorus is about unexpected changes, you can almost feel folk rock touch. Bright guitar colors alongside with the vocals make it not very typical and simply big heartful hit. Sincere lyrics with lines like “Those who doubt me can suck cocks from hell” will make your shitty night a bit better. If you’re not Ray, of course. The drums neatly emphasize the change of dynamics. And by the third chorus, the song unfolds like flower buds after a long winter. This song is future classic for singing along at parties.
