Glue is Velour Fog’s Single Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
Velour Fog’s new single, “Glue,” is a shot of adrenaline straight to the heart.
Glue is Velour Fog’s Single Out Now
From the opening riff, you’re transported to a packed basement, the air thick with sweat, smoke, and spilled beer. The crowd thrashes as the band lays down a potent mix of raw energy and sharp musicality.
Velour Fog isn’t interested in following trends or churning out computer-generated pop. They’re all about bringing back the glory of real rock.
Their music is direct, a welcome antidote to the sterile perfection that often dominates the mainstream. Velour Fog’s sound is direct and potent, driven by a palpable sense of urgency and passion that permeates every note.
“Glue” is a prime example of Velour Fog’s talent for blending exquisite intuition with a solid foundation of rock muscle. It’s the kind of song that makes you want to crank up the volume and lose yourself in the music.
This isn’t music made by committee or manufactured by algorithms; it’s the real deal, born from the sweat and tears of musicians who live and breathe their art.
Velour Fog delivers a sonic gut punch that leaves you craving more.
Glue is Velour Fog’s Single Out Now!
Wild and Direct!
Velour Fog are currently working with the legendary Rock Music Producer Nick Tauber who worked with some of the greats including Thin Lizzy, UFO, Venom and Def Leppard to name just a few. With influences from the 80’s and 90’s greats, Velour Fog bring you a ‘cocktail of rock’ bringing a unique sound and revamped genre to this decade and beyond.
‘Velour Fog’ are a 4 piece British rock band heralding from the outskirts of London, deemed as the next emerging talent, we are the UK’s answer to a new wave of rock. Serving listeners a fest of stone-cold riffs, tasty licks, rapid guitar shredding, and a smackdown of beats combined with almighty drums and big vocals that get heads banging for all the right reasons.
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