Phwoar - 'So Much Better'
This band continues to excite us - back again with their latest ingle Phwoar have released their new single 'So Much Better'.
Taking a new twist from their previous single, 'So Much Better' brings a kind of tongue in cheek fun energy to the rock and roll genre. Taking on the false positive social media universe. 'So Much Better' explores the ways that the internet controls our habits, our likes, our attention and, ultimately, our buying power. This alternative indie rock song is a growling freight train of energetic refrains, catchy hooks, and snarling self-awareness.
The single drops a few weeks before PHWOAR embark upon our first UK headline tour in October (with dates in Liverpool, London, Newport, Bristol, Dundee, Newcastle, Leeds, Sheffield, Oxford and Birmingham) and this, in particular, is a song that captures their energetic live side.
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