Oklahoma alternative rock / grunge /post-hardcore /shoegaze band Money have unveiled their new single “Freebaser“.
The song, produced by the band’s Aaron Mowery and Tanner Watkins is out now through Sunday Drive Records and is their first new material since last year’s single “Flacco”. Grab it here.
Coming from the Oklahoma DIY music scene—currently populated with diverse bands rich in punk/hardcore to shoegaze and alternative rock—Money delivers some of the heaviest straight-forward alternative rock music their town has to offer.
The band share members with the local OK band, Cursetheknife and are inspired by late ‘90s bands such as Deftones, Smashing Pumpkins and Far. Their songs are full of heavy bass, noisy guitars, and echoing vocals, where the band can easily fit on local shoegaze lineup, but slightly more heavy to fit on a punk/hardcore show.
Take a listen now.
Money is: Tanner Watkins (guitar, vocals), Alec Watkins (drums), Aaron Mowery (guitar), Kaden Salisbury (guitar), and Severin Olsen (bass).
Money “Freebaser” Lyrics:
Grey
Layed out
Brain matter on the ground
Down and out
I think I’m freaking out
How low
How low
Days
Go by
I’m left out hanging dry
Phased
No light
I’m feeling upside down
How low
How low
