Hailing from Barrie in Canada, Club Silencio is an exciting outfit in the modern rock landscape. The band’s sound, often compared to indie artists like Teenage Fanclub, The Strokes and MGMT, is a compelling blend of minimalist rhythm, infectious vocal hooks, heavily distorted guitar leads and rolling arpeggios.
With a touch of psych-tinged aesthetics, their music offers a new yet accessible vibe that’s struck a chord with fans both locally and around the world. The band first introduced their original sound back in 2019 with the release of their debut EP, Canadian High School.
In 2021, the band continued to build on this foundation with a string of singles leading up to their first full-length record, The Silent Answer. Despite operating without the backing of a record label, the album managed to attract significant attention, earning spots on official Spotify playlists and catching the eye of social media influencers like Emma Chamberlain.
Since then they’ve delivered new material with three singles over the last year and now bring us their latest release with the brand new track titled “I Want To Live.” Produced by Dylan Frankland and recorded at Junction Studios, this track sees the band exploring new territory both instrumentally and lyrically.
“I Want to Live” is a fuzzy, downtempo, neo-psychedelic indie rock outing that offers a different side of Club Silencio. Brought in by the screech of feedback, the track launches into a laid back groove of splashing drums and crunching guitar chords before the vocal leads enter to spin storytelling lyricism via compelling delivery above.
Threading memorable melodic lines above the thick haze of the arrangement, the chorus brings out a collision of tenderness and gritty sounds before the wail of lead guitar injects a burst of rock energy. Rising to an epic finale where the lead guitar snakes alongside the blissful vocal lines, “I Want To Live” sees Club Silencio serve up a thrilling rock ride as they continue to go from strength to strength on their musical adventure.
Listen to I Want To Live below
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