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    Hitlist shares the infectious new song, Dirtbrain

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    Hitlist shares the infectious new song, Dirtbrain


    Leeds, UK outfit Hitlist return with “Dirtbrain”, an infectious anthem that captures the essence of modern angst with stylish licks of guitar. The track sits in that perfect region between vibrant Britpop hooks, post-punk, and the more ’80s punkier sound, especially with the direct vocals.

    … ahigh-voltage, Britpop-infused post-punk anthem packed with infectious hooks and chaotic energy.

    Hitlist shares the infectious new song, Dirtbrain

    It’s got a chaotic energy that is undeniable and will certainly have you tapping along with your feet, your head, or whatever limb is ready. You’ll be able to tap along with it in no time. It’s got such an addictive beat; it’s insane.

    Considering this is their second standalone single following their debut, “Girlfriend”, in February of this year, they’ve since gone on to release an EP titled “Cereal”, but this is where the band is now. I feel like it is a great gateway song if you wanted to discover their sound.

    Even though it is sub-three minutes long, it’s got so much going for it, and with swirling guitars too, it’s certainly an earworm. Be sure to get stuck into this track and the B-side track, “Alliser Thorne”.

    

Find more amazing music like this in our Britpop & More playlist on Spotify!

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