Post-hardcore band, Fate’s Got A Driver just released their powerful, electrifying, comeback single, “The Rose of May.”
The band invites listeners to look in the mirror along with them as they explore their thoughts on how they view themselves in today’s world. Referencing the Greek tragedy of Narcissus in their meaningful and compelling lyricism, you’ll be encouraged to explore your own feelings and be inspired to become the best version of yourself. Complementing their thought-inducing lyrics are profound, hardcore rock instrumentals that will guarantee to have you up on your feet. The combination of rhythmic, booming drums fused with electrifying guitar riffs keeps “The Rose Of May” engaging and entertaining.
“‘The Rose of May’ is based on the Greek tragedy of Narcissus. It’s about the deterioration of self-image in the Information Age.” – Adam Evans
“The Rose of May” is the first single from Fate’s Got A Driver’s forthcoming EP. It’s the perfect mind-bending and thought-provoking single that is sure to capture your interest and leave you wondering what’s next. Taking inspiration from bands such as Hopesfall, The Descendents, Nine Inch Nails, and BoySetsFire, Fate’s Got A Driver will have any fan of rock music wanting more. The four-piece band, consisting of Randolph Schulz (vocals), Adam Evans (bass), Javi Torres (drums), and Jean Nascimento (guitar), has been defined by KERRANG as “the salve for whatever wounds you may have.”
Keep up with Fate’s Got A Driver on Instagram to stay tuned for what’s next.
