With raw hooks and a thick alt rock pulse, Hey captures the inner tug-of-war between gratitude and restless yearning. Noiseheads channel a sound that’s both rough-edged and infectious, landing somewhere between Nirvana’s grungey angst and Turnstile’s post-hardcore uplift. There’s a grittiness to the mix that refuses polish, letting the emotion bleed through. It’s not nostalgia—it’s revival with teeth. Tight structure meets untamed heart, and the result is a bruised anthem that hits and lingers.
For anyone craving the spirit of 90s alt rock without the cosplay, Hey is a defiant, necessary shout.
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