“Royal Octopus Canal,” the latest single from The Margaret Hooligans, delivers a gritty and electrifying sonic experience that ignites with raw anguish and fervent energy. As the fifth single of the eleven tracks from their upcoming fourth album, “ThunderHole Rock n’ Rol,” the track showcases The Margaret Hooligans’ signature style while pushing the boundaries of their musical expression.
Recorded in the basement of Piety Street Publishing and mixed and produced by Mr. Strontium, “Royal Octopus Canal” blazes and distinguishes itself as it kicks off with distorted guitars, setting the stage for a wild and unpredictable musical journey.
Meg Cratty’s lead vocals and her electric ukulele prowess add an organic angst to the track. Her vocals exude raw emotion and authenticity, conveying the anguish and turmoil of a tumultuous breakup. Backed by Mr. Strontium’s powerful drumming and percussion, the song builds momentum with each passing moment, drawing listeners into its chaotic yet captivating soundscape.
The instrumentation, characterized by blazing guitars and slide riffs, channels an exotic rock vibe that intrigues the overall arrangement. Through its searing instrumentation, the song throbs with the pain of a lost love with unbridled honesty and passion. “Royal Octopus Canal” emerges as a potent embodiment of punk rock attitude with the influences of iconic artists like Patti Smith and Bikini Kill.
As The Margaret Hooligans continue to unveil singles from their forthcoming album, “Royal Octopus Canal” is a must-listen from these musicians and storytellers.
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Review By: Naomi Joan