Artificial Go’s new 7” for Carpark Records marks the next step in their gentle-but-rapid evolution. The Cincinnati band sharpens its sound while embracing new directions. Across two tracks, they balance joy, frustration, and exploration. “Triple Ones” bursts with bouncy guitar and dancefloor energy, while “Jane Ate The Apple Seed” drifts into a mysterious, trance-like mood, playful yet charged with feeling.
On new single “Triple Ones,” the Cincinnati-based Artificial Go refine their jangle-pop-meets-post-punk sensibilities to new heights. Despite its infectiously catchy nature, lead singer Angie Willcutt unleashes her boldest vocals and calls it “the most blatantly upset Artificial Go song.” The track ties into all of the times that life throws out experiences that force you to stand up for yourself and question those around you.
Triple Ones is out June 12th, pre-order it now.
