Pinkshift's upcoming album, 'Earthkeeper,' set for an August 29 release, marks a significant evolution in their sound, drawing inspiration from bands like Loathe and Knocked Loose. With themes revolving around anxiety, grief, and hope, the record aims to explore personal and existential experiences. Their new single, "Anita Ride," embodies this shift, expressing a cathartic release for the band and encouraging listeners to embrace their worth. Influenced by Kendrick Lamar's introspection, the song highlights the necessity of confronting self-doubt and finding solidarity during tough times.
In a press release, the sophomore LP is described as "a patchwork of anxiety, angst, grief, and hope, juggling experiences both personal and existential..."
Vocalist Ashrita Kumar added, "I think with this record, I'm trying to inspire you to, give a fuck. You're worth giving a fuck about..."
"Anita Ride" was a moment when the band shed their "old skin," Kumar explained, calling it "a release, a reminder, a cathartic moment to share the weight..."
Guitarist Paul Vallejo said, "I love the direction that the metal scene is going in...if I could reflect that in any way...I'd jump at every opportunity."
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