Stockholm-based rock outfit Marble Mammoth returns with “Glitch,” a bold and introspective single released on October 11. The track is a biting commentary on society’s obsession with validation, exploring how people often lose their identities by manipulating them to fit others’ eyes. “Glitch“ marks the first release from their forthcoming EP Misty Days, setting an enticingly moody tone for what listeners can expect.
“Glitch“ is anchored by a hypnotic, repetitive guitar riff that creates a grungey and gritty groove. The track’s sonic backbone is driven by intense drumming, with thunderous beats and edgy cymbals that punctuate each line. Adding to the track’s sultry vibe, the singer’s rich, low-register vocals deliver the lyrics with palpable intensity and flair. Toward the climax, the instrumentals build in intensity, with subtle keys glimmering beneath the wall of sound—a layered touch that elevates the track’s atmosphere.
Lines like “We’ve grown tired of real, now give us fake. Just something out of the ordinary” capture the essence of the mock satirical superficiality. The lyrics resonate as a social critique, capturing the feeling of disconnect that comes from a world fixated on appearance over substance.
As the opening track from Misty Days, “Glitch“ highlights Marble Mammoth’s versatility as they navigate rock, psychedelia, punk, and indie pop. Stay tuned with Marble Mammoth if that is a vibe check for you.
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Review by: Naomi Joan