AL1CE - See Me (Single Review)
- Eryk The Strange
- Sep 29, 2023
- 1 min read
LA based dark electronic rock band AL1CE dropped a new song this week titled "See Me". This song is fantastic! The vocals are absolutely gorgeous and jam packed with emotion. This song is so relatable and catchy as hell. I'm sure it's bound to be a hit. I love the kind of retro feel to this song in the layered vocals and in some of the synth sounds, but at the same time it's very futuristic. It's really cool. I enjoyed this one a lot and I definitely recommend checking it out. I look forward to hearing what they do next! They're currently about to set off on tour, make sure you catch them if you can! I sadly won't be able to, but I'm super stoked to catch them at Dark Force Fest next year in NJ!
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