Washington DC’s The Sea Life shared their self titled album a week ago. It features the new single ‘Blame’, an intense punk confession and a demonstration of empathy and repentance.
We introduced you to The Sea Life some weeks ago with their epic single ‘Red Eyes‘. One week ago, the quatuor finally released a self titled full album via Art Is Hard Records. It features the new single ‘Blame’. The song is an intense – almost therapeutic – offering where they shout: ‘I don’t only blame you, but I blame myself too’. ‘Blame’ is absolutly representative of the album essence which is “full to the brim with themes of disillusionment and self-awareness, while still infused with a real push for something, anything better.”
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