'Celexa' - Pizza Crunch Single Review

Pizza Crunch released their new single 'Celexa' on 18th June. I have been a massive fan of theirs since I found them through their amazing last single 'Coma-Inducing Gibberish' back in February! Hailing from Scotland they have a brilliant blend of indie rock, punk and this one even gives me a retro feel from the guitars.

The drums and bass drive this song along, with cool guitar tones and clever witty lyrics, I love it! Ewan seems to be able to put so much expression and charisma in his vocals you literally get his point purely from his tone! If you need a dance and to be able to smile whilst you're doing it then Pizza Crunch are the band for you.

Referring to the prescription anti-depressant Celexa, the band have highlighted dependency and likened the effects of a love interest to this.

"Dependent again on Celexa, gasping for air without Celexa, scrapping to avoid the teeth of the abyss, and nothing else exists without Celexa"

Ewan (Vocals and Guitar), Nathan (Guitar), Craig (Bass) and Ewan (Drums) have somehow, despite the possibly painful topic of the lyrics, come up with an energetic banger of a tune with a catchy sing along chorus and a its a definite one to party to.

Lead singer Ewan Hearns said this of the song and the bands plans for two other new tracks they have recorded ready for release; "Celexa, and the other newer stuff, is an example of us honing in on our music. It feels natural and exactly how we want it to sound. Lyrically there are fewer instances of irony and humour than in the last few songs. Who knows, maybe I'm becoming more honest in my writing"

With radio play on BBC introducing and Amazing Radio, Pizza Crunch definitely have something special about them and from their Instagram stories you can see they're enjoying it too!

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