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THE MAN WHO – Canadian Indie Trio Lose Their Minds On Their Brand New Bass Driven Footstomper

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Daily electricity to load your batteries

3 February 2023

Band: THE BAND WHO
Who: Indie rockers from Toronto, Canada.
They took their name from a quote by American
essayist/abolitionist/poet Ralph Waldo Emerson :
“The world makes way for the man who knows where he’s going.”

New single: LOSE MY MIND

“Nothing’s better than hanging out with some friends and letting the night take you
on a ride. The inspiration for our energizing song “Lose My Mind” was wanting to let
loose and have a great time. The verses touch on the hangover brain fog, the next
day’s souvenir. But a little hair of the dog never hurt anyone.”

TUTV: Expect a stupendous bass-driven foot-stomper full of burning passion and
zippy zeal. A bit like Eels when he’s on a roll. Beat-heavy and boogielicious all the way.
Have it on repeat and lose your mind, for a while. Why not, it feels liberating.

Press play.

Also streaming on Spotify

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THE MAN WHO – Canadian Caring Rockers On A Rat Race On New Single ‘MONEY’

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10 February 2022

Band: THE BAND WHO
Who: Indie rockers from Toronto, Canada.
They took their name from a quote by American
essayist/abolitionist/poet Ralph Waldo Emerson :
“The world makes way for the man who knows where he’s going.”

New single: MONEY

“Without trying to get too political, “Money” is a snapshot of how it feels to live in a capitalistic society. It’s from the perspective of the many, not the few. Sometimes it can feel like we’re all in a rat race to nowhere. Being distracted by the latest tech gadget or fad online, while the few get richer and richer, and the global divide in wealth gets bigger. It’s about the diminishing middle class and the question of where is it all heading?”

The single’s artwork is a visual representation of the unattainable dream. We’re all striving to reach a plateau but with every step forward we subconsciously kick the goal post a little further.

Turn Up The Volume: Balancing between the sturdy blues-rock tandem The Black Keys
and the emo side of former grunge giants Soundgarden, ‘Money’ grooves from reflective verses to the perfervid passion of the caustic chorus and back. The ardor goes through
the roof, the message is loud and clear: to hell with all capitalist devils and their ruthless consortiums. Now!

Feel the heat here…

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