[SAMPLE_TEXT] – Fear Everyone

Anchored in the heart of Anchorage, Alaska, the band [SAMPLE_TEXT] delivers an eclectic and raw collection with their new EP, Fear Everyone. The four-track journey delves deep into the chaos and vulnerabilities of modern existence, blending influences as varied as Sonic Youth, Nirvana, and contemporary acts like Black Midi and Viagra Boys.

The EP begins with “Eat,” a gripping exploration of humanity’s duality, weaving literary references to Cormac McCarthy’s The Road and Blood Meridian. The title track, “Fear Everyone,” distills universal anxieties into a sonic powerhouse, resonating with an almost cathartic clarity. Tracks like “Trapped, a pained animal” and “Self Driving Car” showcase the band’s ability to balance visceral storytelling with experimental soundscapes, from lo-fi analog grit to polished DI methods.

Produced locally by Micah Rawalt and mastered by James Glaves, Fear Everyone thrives on its unorthodox recording approach, blurring the line between polished studio craftsmanship and raw phone-recorded authenticity. It’s a fearless release that captures the manic highs, dissociated lows, and everything in between.

Listening to Fear Everyone feels like stepping into an unfiltered diary chaotic, cathartic, and deeply human. This EP isn’t just a listen; it’s an experience that lingers, urging you to hit replay and explore its layers again. Add it to your playlist and follow [SAMPLE_TEXT] for their bold future releases.