
Kiss Me Like You Miss Me, the latest track from Closer to Zero, links together Strike Anywhere, Rise Against, and Alkaline Trio into a musically intricate effort with supersonic vocals. Hitting listeners over their heads with delightful guitar / vox dynamics, the many levels of this sample ensure that listeners will be playing the single over and over. A bit of fuzz is what unites these disparate elements, as Closer to Zero go to 11 with the drums and guitars. Never content to fit into punk, emocore, or hard rock, the band makes an effort in Kiss Me Like You Miss Me that will bounce around listeners’ heads long after the effort ceases to play.
Closer to Zero – Kiss Me Like You Miss Me / Facebook / Bandcamp
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