19 October 2017 - 0 Comments

Auckland based blues rockers Radio Coma are pleased to unleash their raw, high energy Zeppelinesque new single Too Young To Die.

Evoking blues the likes of Hendrix, Rival Sons, Jack White and The Black Keys, the four piece formed in 2016, coming together in New Zealand from different corners of the world to create heavy rock'n roll grooves.

Radio Coma combines a host of influences to their riff-driven songwriting, replete with hard-hitting drums and soaring soulful vocals from Jo Kelsey; a classically trained vocalist with a rock attitude rooted in the bluesy sounds of Etta James, Robert Plant and Aretha Franklin. 

Too Young To Die was written and recorded in the band's home, The Blue House, and is entirely self produced, keeping Radio Coma’s sound honest, raw and energetic. It's a feel-good song about living in the moment, enjoying yourself, and fighting for what you believe in. 

'Too Young To Die' is available for purchase from the 21st of October, from CD Baby, iTunes, Tidal, Bandcamp and Spotify.

To celebrate the single release Radio Coma will be performing at Galatos Basement with fellow rockers The Solomon Cole Band and Duck Duck Goose on October 21st. Tickets available from www.undertheradar.co.nz

The band have also recently made the Auckland semi-finals of the Battle of the Bands 2017 National Championship.

Next: House of Shem to open for UB40 at New Zealand shows

Prev: Joey Bada$$ Announces Exclusive New Zealand Show For January 2018

Comments

Return to News Archive