Garage Punk Group Twice Bleached Share New Single “Stuck In Transit”

Windsor-based alternative rock group Twice Bleached have shared their new single “Stuck In Transit”, the latest focus single from their upcoming album. Drenched in garage-rock DIY spirit and vintage punk tropes, the new single is a melodic and nostalgic track written about a visit to Toronto.

About its inspiration, the band share:

“‘Stuck In Transit’ was written after a surreal trip to Toronto to visit my old home, sadly realizing it would never be my home again. The song covers the idea that no moment in time is forever, and if you continue to chase the past you will end up “Crashing” your car on the way”.

Influenced by the likes of PUP, Menzingers, and Jeff Rosenstock, the new track finds its charm with a humble DIY grit.

Listen below:

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