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One More Weekend

We Used To...
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We Used To...

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  • Released Date: 08 Oct 2019

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

Ah, One More Weekend, the run-of-the-mill band name that screams "we play indie rock and wear flannel shirts." Their latest album, We Used To..., is a blend of nostalgic lyrics and jangly guitar riffs that would make even the most hardened hipster crack a smile.

From the opening track, "Saturday Morning," with its catchy hooks and tambourine shakes, to the closing slow burner, "Sunday Evening," this album is a journey through the ups and downs of weekend shenanigans. The lead singer's vocal range might not be mind-blowing, but it's got just the right amount of earnestness to make you believe every word he's singing.

The standout track for me has to be "Friday Night Lights," a bittersweet ballad about missed connections and lost opportunities. The swirling synths and crashing drums create a sense of urgency that perfectly complements the lyrics about fleeting moments and fleeting loves.

Sure, some critics might dismiss One More Weekend as just another generic indie band trying to make it big, but there's a charm to their music that's hard to resist. So grab a pint, put on your favourite pair of ripped jeans, and give We Used To... a listen. It might just be the soundtrack to your next weekend adventure.

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About the artist

One More Weekend

Hailing from the sunny shores of Australia, ONE MORE WEEKEND is a band that perfectly encapsulates the spirit of youthful rebellion and unapologetic hedonism. With their infectious blend of pop punk and catchy hooks, this dynamic quartet has been making waves in the music scene with their undeniable energy and enthusiasm. Lead vocalist Adam Grant brings a charismatic stage presence that is both refreshing and engaging, capturing the hearts of audiences with his raw and unapologetic lyrics. The rest of the band, including guitarists Jack Sweeney and Connor Dougan, as well as drummer Joel Neilsen, provide the perfect backdrop for Grant's powerhouse vocals, creating a sound that is as punchy as it is melodic. ONE MORE WEEKEND's latest release, "We Used to Have Parties," is a testament to their ability to seamlessly blend punk rock attitude with infectious pop sensibilities. The track is a perfect soundtrack for a night of reckless abandon and chaotic fun, with lyrics that speak to a generation in search of a good time. With a growing fanbase and a reputation for their electrifying live performances, ONE MORE WEEKEND is a band that is not to be missed. Whether you're a die-hard punk fan or simply looking to let loose and have a good time, this Australian outfit is sure to deliver the goods. So grab a drink, turn up the volume, and let ONE MORE WEEKEND show you how to party like there's no tomorrow.

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