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Metalcore outfit SAME PAINS have dropped their most anticipated single yet with the release of \u2018shoulder\u2019, released alongside their latest EP \u2018five flowers\u2019 that you can now stream worldwide. A stark contrast to \u2018terminal\u2019 and \u2018death\u2019s adore\u2019, the first singles from \u2018five flowers\u2019, \u2018shoulder\u2019 showcases an emotional and melodic side of SAME PAINS that they\u2019ve previously alluded to. ‘shoulder\u2019 shows that the collective isn\u2019t afraid to wear their influences on their sleeves, with the panic-chord and feedback-filled verses reminiscent of Norma Jean and Every Time I Die. While the chorus is showing signs of Underoath and even Killswitch Engage.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith \u2018five flowers\u2019 we wanted to show everyone how far we\u2019ve come since \u2018closure – an aggregate\u2019\u201d says guitarist Ben Burrows. \u201cMusically you know it\u2019s us, but we\u2019ve learned a lot about ourselves, how we write our music, and shared a lot of harsh life experiences along the way that brought this together\u201d.The release is accompanied by a visually frantic, music video produced by Colin Jeffs at Ten of Swords Media, Ben Burrows explains the concept below:<\/p>\n
\u201cWe wanted to celebrate the North Queensland alternative scene, we gathered 100 of our close friends and family at a secret location with a days’ notice, we flew Colin in, there were people there we\u2019ve known for only a few months and people we\u2019d known since we were children. It was hard work, but the result spoke for itself. This is our proudest achievement to date, and we still can\u2019t believe we pulled it off.<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n You can stream \u2018shoulder\u2019 as part of the latest EP \u2018five flowers\u2019, out now on all streaming platforms<\/p>\n Website<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a> | Spotify<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n