The Berlin-based hyper-rock trio PABST are again to make waves. Guitarist and vocalist Erik Heise, bass participant Tilman Kettner, and drummer Tore Knipping revealed their model new single “Orca Whale,” out August 22 through Alcopop! Data and Ketchup Tracks.
Accompanied by an official music video, the monitor finds the trio shredding on a rowing boat and thrashing in a vibrant, color-soaked subject. The imagery captures consideration because the tune describes a vengeful killer whale demolishing a billionaire’s yacht in the course of the Atlantic. Name it eco-terrorism as metaphor, or just PABST at their most unhinged — it’s a blistering anti-capitalist fever dream that dares you to high-five a marine mammal.
Musically, “Orca Whale” hits listeners with reverb-heavy chords, chaotic drum fills, and a nihilistic edge.
“I’m all yours, Orca whale, I’m gonna dive into the waves with you,” Heise sings.
The one marks the third preview of the band’s upcoming fourth studio album, “That is regular now,” which is ready to launch November 28. Recorded, combined and mastered by Magnus Wichmann at lala Studios in Leipzig, Germany, the file guarantees PABST at their sharpest, loudest, and most unpredictable. It follows within the footsteps of earlier singles together with “I felt all there’s to really feel,” that includes Shane Parsons, the frontman of the Australian group DZ Deathrays.
“That is regular now” is made to push PABST additional into worldwide waters. With over 200 exhibits to their title, a High 20-charting album in Germany, and excursions alongside Billy Expertise, The Beatsteaks, Bob Mould, snake eyes, and Seashore Riot, PABST are proving their antics aren’t contained to their house base.
Current appearances at The Nice Escape (UK), Rock am Ring (GER), Sziget (HUN), and Madcool (ES) have proven simply how far their hyper-rock contagion has unfold. Now, they’re persevering with their attain.
Tickets can be found for PABST’s newly-announced “Sorry For Hyper-Rocking” headline tour, the place the group will tear via Germany, Austria and past beginning December 2025.
That is no time to sleep on PABST. With their most formidable album but on the horizon and a stay present that’s nothing in need of explosive, the Berlin trio are carving out their second on the worldwide stage.
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