The Suburbs’ “Buckle My Head” has a powerful late-1990s vibe that showcases the bands reverence for what has preceded them. There’s tremendous charisma that is exuded by the vox, while the guitars and drums open up to allow for a fun set of synths. The momentum of the track ensures that listeners will make their way out on the dance floor. Fans of Madness and Queens of the Stone Age will find Buckle My Head utterly irresistable. Give the song a play below and let us know what you think.
We’ve previously looked at The Suburbs’ When We Were Young back in 2018.
The Suburbs “Buckle My Head” / 2024 Self Released / 2:57 / The Suburbs / Youtube / Facebook /
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