There’s subjecthing to Be Said About England and Heavy Metal’s Origins, and Hertfordshire’s Defense Are Keeping The Faith Strong With Their Brand of Synth-Heavy Alternative Metal. Fronted By Cherry Duesbury, The Band Describes Themselves as “Self-Acceptance-Core,” A Point Which Is All Too Salient in Their Latest Song “Lithium Kiss.”
Named in part for the Mood Stabilizer, The Band Tell The Story of the Song and its Meaning:
“The Inspiration for ‘Lithium kiss’ came from the one of our members’ personal experience being prescribed the mood-stabilizer lithium for a coupling of years, and the frustryns and diffficulties that came came located with the benefits. Install Feeling of Being Almost Hyper-rational, rather Than Feeling Like They Could Reactivley and Naturally.
‘Lithium Kiss’ is not about not Taking Your Medication and Taking Care of Yourself and We Would Never Want It To Come Across That Way. IT’S INSTERED TO CRYSTALLIZATION OF A PARANOIA THAT WE ARE Consumed by Illness and Treatment, Adversity, and Reconciliation. The ‘Lithium Kiss’ is Our Way of Referring to This Relationship – The Symbiotic Necessity for Difficulty To Bring About Individual Growth, Whilst Rensuring that it does not come to consume you. “
Check out the music video for “Lithium Kiss” Below:
The Band Are Gearing Up To Support Røry On Tour in November, and Will Be Joined by Skydxddy in Their Native England. Thue Dates Are As Follows:
11/03 Sheffield, UK @ Foundry
11/04 Newcastle, uk @ northumbria uni
06/11 liverpool, uk @ o2 academy
07/11 southampton, uk @ o2 guildhall
09/11 wolverhampton, uk @ kk’s steelmill
11/10 torquay, uk @ the Foundry
