LA rock duo Paradise Vultures—comprising lead vocalist/bassist Tommy Senter and drummer Matty Barreca—straddle the crossroads of moody desert rock, disco swagger, and raw grunge. Driven by prowling, heavy basslines and a dynamic rhythmic pocket deeper than the Mariana Trench, the pair deliver a seductive, muscular mix of theatrical grit, refined riffage, and uninhibited rock-and-roll attitude.
Their razor-sharp new single “Change” features Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes on secondary vocals, delivering an uncompromising journey through regret, shame, and reconciliation. Channeling distinct Queens of the Stone Age vibes with robust, polished production, the track unleashes thick fuzzy guitars, thunderous, dynamic drum work, and an insanely catchy vocal delivery that shifts seamlessly from crooning intimacy to a fierce, snorting growl—marking a roaring studio debut for their signature two-piece lineup.
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