Metal outfit Melting, self-described as sonic aggression made in Melbourne, make their return with their violent new single Glare, out everywhere today via Greyscale Records.
Glare is a full-throttle onslaught, underpinned by a driving groove that keeps it locked in for the live setting. Every part of the track is built to pack a punch, creating a constant barrage of momentum that’s undeniably designed to land in rooms packed with energy and people. The song will be launched live on Saturday, April 17, supporting Starve at The Workers Club in Melbourne.
Lyrically written prior to the band’s formation, Glare stands as one of their most visceral releases to date. The track explores the long-lasting psychological impact of abuse, tracing the lingering trauma and paranoia that can persist even after distancing. “I’ve witnessed it in the lives of those closest to me, and I’ve experienced it myself,” says vocalist Xavier Morris. “An all consuming fear that can be instilled by the most heinous of acts, down to a simple glare.”
