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Fire Alarm (feat. Welchly Arms)

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Castlecomer Fire Alarm (feat. Welchly Arms) – Single

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Castlecomer

Fire Alarm (feat. Welchly Arms) – Single

1980s influence

Australian artists

sounds like Phoenix

About Song

An energetic collaboration by two alternative rock bands to keep an eye on. 1980s alternative and pop seep through this fantastic single. The lyrics are fun and spirited. The vocals should not be overlooked on this track, particularly during the bridge.

About Artist

Five-piece Castlecomer is an alternative rock band from Sydney, Australia. The band released their self-titled debut album on October 5, 2018. Their single "Fire Alam" hit #6 on Spotify Global Viral Chart and has received over six million streams. The single has received airplay on Triple J, KROQ and SiriusXM’s Alt Nation. Rolling Stone Australia applauds the band’s “amalgamation of emotion and unashamed catchiness.” Source: castlecomermusic.com

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