Alone in the suburbs with nothing to do- New single by Italy’s alt. rockers Deaf Lingo

Alternative rock outfit Deaf Lingo are set to release their sophomore studio album ”Lingonberry” at the end of April. the Italian band has just shared the second single from the new album: ”Fiends”. A bittersweet, garage rock-influenced track with melodic vocals and desolated lyrics, blending the bands signature lo-fi, indie rock sound with dynamic songwriting.

LISTEN TO THE SINGLE: https://youtu.be/Dh788iB8GIw

Sandro from Deaf Lingo about ”Friends”:

Friends is the first song we wrote for the upcoming record. Actually, an earlier version is included in our EP Friends/Failures released in 2019. Friends is a pessimistic song and it’s about friends leaving the country and the feeling of being alone in the suburbs with nothing to do.

FUN FACT: the very first chorus we used to sing in the pratice room was: “Madò che buò patat ‘e’ cozz” which means: “holy crap, how good is patate e cozze!” a typical southern Italy dish.

”Friends” is released on all streaming platforms on January 28 via Lövely. ”Lingonberry” is set for release April 29 on LP, CD, and digital formats.