Astari Nite presents all new single ‘Tongue Tied Galore’ ahead of new album – Out now
Astari Nite
Astari Nite are back with a new single ahead of the forthcoming album “Resolution Of Happiness” due out on June 21st on Negative Gain Productions. “Tongue Tied Galore” is a typical Astari Nite track blending elements of alternative, indie rock, darkwave and goth rock.
You an already pre-order the new album on vinyl and CD via Bandcamp.
Mychael (Astari Nite) explains the track as follows: “‘Tongue Tied Galore’ is sort of an honest statement of words that has been my anthem, endlessly. Standing the tallest for what I believe in, which is ultimately, love and kindness allows me to live a better life. Imagine there is still a world, a world where people say hello and still hold the door for one another or a world where we give each other advice on how to plant flowers. As silly as it may seem, though these are the things that keep me living for tomorrow. This song reminds me that it’s okay to be yourself and to be considerate to others! Do what you want to, don’t change the volume!”
You can check out the new single below.
About Astari Nite
Astari Nite is a gothic rock band from Miami, Florida, that blends elements of post-punk, darkwave, and new romantic genres. Formed in 2008, the band quickly gained popularity in the local music scene and has since opened for acts such as Peter Murphy, The Psychedelic Furs, and Cold Cave. Their music is characterized by deep vocals, dramatic bass lines, and ethereal guitar patterns, drawing inspiration from bands like The Cure, Joy Division, and Depeche Mode .
The band consists of Mychael Ghost on lead vocals, Illia Tulloch on drums, M.Sallons on bass, and Michael Stelton and Howard Melnick on guitars. They released their debut full-length album, “Anonymous,” in 2015, followed by “Until the End of the Moon” in 2017.
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