The Rats is Coor Brow-Obles’ Single Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
Coor Brow-Obles’ single “The Rats” is a musical gem that captures the spirit of gothic rock, echoing the vibes of iconic artists like Rozz Williams while infusing a modern and unique twist.
The Rats is Coor Brow-Obles’ Single Out Now
Coor Brow-Obles’ passionate vocal interpretation and deep vocal timbre, adds a rich and evocative quality to the song.
From the very first listen, “The Rats” is an instant favorite. The song’s pressing rhythm and memorable keyword melody are killer, leaving an indelible imprint in the listener’s mind.
The intensity of the guitars and the powerful presence of the drums contribute to the overall allure of the track.
Coor Brow-Obles’ undeniable talent shines through in this single, and it’s evident that meticulous attention was paid to every aspect of the composition.
“The Rats” stands out as a Halloween favorite, offering a captivating and haunting musical experience.
This track is a must-listen for those who appreciate the depth and intensity of gothic rock and its evocative, darkly compelling vibes.
The Rats is Coor Brow-Obles’ Single Out Now!
Intense!
Infusing melancholic and macabre introspection with high adrenaline riffs and moonlit synths designed to make your spine shiver with anticipation, Coor Brow-Obles is influenced by whispers of 80’s alternative pop and delivers a modern take on 90’s Post-Punk.
The South-Eastern Singer/Songwriter has returned after successfully crowdfunding his latest EP “Missi_g” with its first single “THE RATS” – a Gothic-Rock song ready for Halloween that instils the fear of campy B-Movies like “Deadly Eyes” with its sharp guitar lines and haunting Theramin bridges. Inspired by the homonymous series by James Herbert, “THE RATS” this song creates a seance to bands like “Siouxsie and the Banshees” and “London After Midnight”, whilst being directly inspired by “Voltaire and the Oddz”
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