Glass Cases is Back With Their Highly Anticipated Lyrical and Melodic Masterpiece Named “Chemicals”

Passionately incorporating their raw and overwhelming energy of alt-rock in their compositions in order to give the new generation of rock fans the taste of the unstoppable and head-banding rock sound, Glass Cases has come to the stage and already got everyone hooked on their anthemic arena. Led by Austin Seifert, the band has a unique sound that combines a unique combination of pop and synth sounds to talk about the different key topics that people prefer to ignore. These are the undesirable elements that the Glass Cases band is singing about in their latest song, “Chemicals”.

As we all know, without a great rock singer, there is no true rock band, and that role is performed almost perfectly by the one and only one, Austin Seifert, who raises the heat with his amazing vocals. The guy behind the rock-solid bass line is Alex Van Keulen, while Cameron Greene’s rhythmic drum arrangement takes the coherence of the sound to an unparalleled height.

I was delighted to listen to their new hit single, which gave a powerful boost to the energy from the very first kick of the drum. Power, energy, boldness, all are deeply rooted in raw rock music, making the new single “Chemicals” highly prolific. The lyrical content of the song is evidently straightforward, but dig deep and you will be able to see reflections of your own experiences and more. It uncovers the concepts of internal strife and mental health, intertwined with Christian undertones.

The fans of Glass Cases, as well as those who like fresh and innovative music, are sure to want to hear this single from the genuine vocal performance and powerfully oriented instrumentation to the unforgettable melodic hook.

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