Hailing from the Washington city of Tacoma, sonic time travellers Strangely Alright are an alternative band bearing the torch for rock music in the modern age. Led by frontman and keyboard player Regan Lane, the line up is completed by Sean Van Dommelen on guitar and vocals, bass player Ken Schaff, Raymond Hayden on keys and vocals and drummer Jason Bair.
Taking influence from the pioneers of guitar-based music such as Pink Floyd, the Beatles and Marc Bolan, their sound is rooted in the traditions of the rock genre while wrapped up in their own modern aesthetics. Walking the road that’s been paved by those artists, Strangely Alright have been winning over fans all around the world by making impactful music for today.
Ever since their 2013 debut record The Time Machine Is Broken, they’ve been applying their winning formula of exceptional musicianship, songwriting talent and pure rock n’ roll swagger to stay at the top of their game for almost a decade. After sharing an impressive catalogue of music over the last few years, including three new singles released this year, they bring us their latest work with their new Halloween inspired track titled “The Grave”.
Capturing a new wave sound, on “The Grave” Strangely Alright weave a spooky tone of grooving rock music tinged with psychedelic vibes. The perfect showcase of their songwriting skill, their latest single offers a dramatic and enthralling modern rock sound that’s hard not to love from a band of talented musicians who continue to deliver thoroughly entertaining music.
Listen to The Grave below
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