Blacklist Union, the dynamic different rock band from Los Angeles, returns with a robust new monitor, Up In Smoke. This track confirms why Blacklist Union continues to make waves within the arduous rock and different scene.
Blacklist Union – Up In Smoke
Final Might, Blacklist Union launched Mississippi Moonhound to widespread acclaim, incomes constructive opinions from notable shops equivalent to Steel Speak, Entrance View Journal, and Proper Chord Music. The track additionally racked up hundreds of streams inside its first month, proving the band’s sturdy enchantment and rising reputation.
To additional cement their place within the arduous rock scene, Blacklist Union has simply launched Up In Smoke, a track that captures the essence of residing within the second. Regardless of life’s challenges, it encourages listeners to go away behind burdens and painful reminiscences, focusing as a substitute on the current, as a result of, because the track itself suggests, the current is a treasured reward.
Musically, Up In Smoke unleashes a storm of chaotic riffs and sharp, driving drums, all delivered with a well-recognized edge that may resonate with followers of ’90s different rock. Accompanying the discharge is a visually putting and trippy music video that matches the depth and vitality of the monitor.
Up In Smoke stands out as a hard-hitting entry in Blacklist Union’s catalog, pushed by its sharp execution and a message that hits with actual conviction.
Up In Smoke marks the second single from Blacklist Union’s upcoming sixth album, Slay the Dragon, slated for launch this September. The album is produced by Christopher Johnson, identified for his work with Evanescence, Scott Weiland, Josh Todd, and Phoebe Bridgers.
Followers can catch Blacklist Union stay at these upcoming reveals:
- Cruefest Hollywood at Whisky A Go-Go, 8901 W Sundown Blvd, West Hollywood, Los Angeles — July twelfth, 2025
- Bar Sinister, 1652 N Cherokee Ave, Los Angeles — September thirteenth, 2025 (strict all-black gown code)
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Phrases Javier Rodriguez