Genre: Punk Rock, Grunge
The Black Dahlias are a punk powerhouse and are ready to melt your brains! The Black Dahlias
are a new upcoming local band from Los Angeles, CA and “Hell’s Plum” is their debut single.
The band is made up of members Leon (vocals/guitar), Erick (Bass) and Jaymez (drums).
The beginning of the song reels the listener in with a guitar riff that immediately makes you want
to headbang. The main chord progression is reminiscent of the one Metallica uses for “Master
of Puppets(1986)” and it flows perfectly with their punk twist.
The song talks about a girl that lures you in and wanting more, if I’m not mistaken it is a very
sensual song. “Come on and take me/I’ll have you knocking on the floor/ Don't try and snake
me/I have them knocking at the door,” Leon sings.
My favorite guitar part is at the bridge. It flows perfectly for the song and the vibe. I envision it as
the girls “theme” to lure you in, similar to a sirens song luring in her prey. It’s the perfect way to
tie in the whole vibe and theme of the song.
Everything about this debut single screams punks and old school rock. A lot of that vibe has to
do with the vocals. I immediately thought of Damiano David from Måneskin but if Måneskin were to be more punk than alt-pop. To be completely honest, Ozzy Obsbourne also came to my mind with Leon’s vocals, just the overall raspy rock vocals. Leon’s vocals in combination with the
instrumental are a match made in heaven.
“Hell’s Plum” is the perfect debut single to introduce The Black Dahlias and I am so excited to hear more from them. Congratulations, The Black Dahlias! “Hell’s Plum” is available now on all streaming platforms!
For Fans of:
Måneskin (if they were punk)
Sex Pistols
The Stooges
Metallica
Follow The Black Dahlias on Instagram: https://instagram.com/theblackdahlias_?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==
Stream "Hell's Plum" on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2NhM7eh2av1bF0civdgWyp?si=jDvWtZkNSqmzUW2iwmSaDg
Stream "Hell's Plum" on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/hells-plum/1690950811?i=1690950812&ls
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