Weekly Journal

"Obsession" unveils the poppy side of Some Days Are Darker.

"Obsession" marks a bold step forward for Some Days Are Darker, embracing pop immediacy without losing their gothic roots. The track is a sleek fusion of lean post-punk and angular new wave, showcasing the band’s versatility. Its stripped-down structure emphasizes emotional intensity, making it one of their most accessible songs yet. While brighter in tone, the track retains a dark allure, true to the band's underworld-inspired world.

The driving rhythm and sharp guitars provide a perfect counterpoint to deep, introspective lyrics. The production is well layered, allowing the raw energy of the song to be delivered. "Obsession" feels like a bridge between the band's intricate past and a more streamlined, modern sound. The single shows that Some Days Are Darker could easily evolve while maintaining their identity sound. With "Obsession," Some Days Are Darker delivers a track that is as catchy as it is compelling, signaling an exciting new direction.

From the sun-baked expanse of Phoenix comes a goth rock romance rendered with the fatal attraction of noir cinema and emblematic of the high-contrast coexistence of darkness and light. Elements of post-punk, dark wave, and gloom core.

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