New Jersey’s emo-punk quintet, Neveragain, has consistently impressed with their no-holds-barred approach to a genre often accused of losing its edge. Built on the talents of Joe Drew, Gino Martine, Nick Rossano, Zach Rossano, and Max Martino, Neveragain has been carving out their own path through the music scene, delivering a raw emotion wrapped in gritty, unadulterated punk energy.
Their latest offering, 'Dandelions,' is a potent and unrelenting shot of adrenaline, arriving as a searing example of their polished yet powerful sound. From the opening notes, the track grabs you by the scruff of your neck and refuses to let go. This isn't background music; it's a blunt force shot of emo and punk aesthetics, dressed up in a modern shine and a raucous energy that’s impossible to ignore.
Built on fierce guitar work, with heavy licks flying in the face of a steady, unwavering drumbeat, the song is a rhythmic assault that propels the song forward with relentless momentum. Through the music, the vocals cut their own path, shifting between gritty cries and howling screams that keep you hanging on.
There's a sense of urgency and emotion in every line, perfectly encapsulating the band's signature blend of raw emotion. The chorus leaves you hooked with soaring lines like, “She likes to dance to the songs with no rhythm or rhyme / She's got me wrapped around her finger, chasing the high.”
Neveragain has successfully carved a niche in the vibrant punk scene, and 'Dandelions' reinforces their position as a band that understands the pulse of a generation seeking authenticity. It’s a track that roars into life and never really lets up, proving that emo-punk, when done right, is far from dead.
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