Woolyungah/Wollongong-based trap-metal band Flow Kobra have unveiled their mutating single GUNDA – produced and mixed by Jacob Wilkes (Above, Below).
Morphing distorted instrumentation introduces GUNDA, serving as the calm before the storm as the verses explode with searing guitar riffs and lead singer Kobe Stimson‘s passionate screams. The choruses soar with pop-punk-laced melodies, serving as jubilant sing-alongs between brutal breakdowns and the reserved bridge.
Kobe explains the inspiration behind GUNDA: “The song is about moving on from old friendship groups that are stuck living shitty, toxic lifestyles that are no longer relatable to the person I want to become. The song delves into the more agitated side of emotions in the verses, and then once the chorus hits, it touches into the more sorrowful aspects of having to cut off people who were important to me.”
Following the release of GUNDA, Flow Kobra will perform at Lutruwita/Tasmania’s Party In The Paddock alongside Empire Of The Sun, Amyl and the Sniffers, The Kooks (UK) and The Rubens, to name a few. They’ll also be playing a show at Dicey Riley’s in their hometown of Woolyungah/Wollongong. This continues on from playing multiple hometown headline shows and opening for Alienists.
