Used To Be Apes have released their new single New Waves. The track is now available on all major digital platforms and marks the beginning of a new chapter for the Milan-based band, known for their electrifying live performances and their sound blending alternative rock, indie pop, and experimentation.
The Return of Used To Be Apes
With New Waves, Used To Be Apes solidify their fresh and eclectic indie rock style, drawing inspiration from Arctic Monkeys, The Last Shadow Puppets, and T. Rex. The song delves into universal themes such as change, inner struggles, and the desire to break free from routine, all conveyed through melancholic yet hopeful lyrics.
“I think I’ll grow, I’ll let go” concludes the track—a mantra for anyone feeling trapped in monotony and searching for transformation.
Recorded at Fontana Indie Label 1933 Studios in Suisio (BG), New Waves was produced and mixed by Matteo De Napoli, who skillfully captured the intimate and dynamic essence of the trio.
A Band in Constant Evolution
Used To Be Apes have made a name for themselves on the Italian and European scenes, with over 40 live shows in Switzerland, France, Germany, and Italy, showcasing their energetic and immersive sound. Their music is a continuous exploration where introspection meets experimentation, offering a sonic experience that resonates with both the heart and mind.
Lineup: Alessandro Kier (vocals and bass) Francesco Mantini (guitar) Mattia Gabossi (drums)
New Waves Credits: Production and Mix: Matteo De Napoli Recorded at Fontana Indie Label 1933 Studios, Suisio (BG)
About Used To Be Apes: Used To Be Apes is a Milan-based band that merges lyrical introspection with sonic experimentation. With a sound spanning indie rock, power pop, and hints of psychedelia, the trio tells stories of change and resilience with a style that is both nostalgic and modern. Known for their captivating live performances, Used To Be Apes are establishing themselves as one of the most exciting emerging acts in the Italian independent music scene.
New Waves is now available on all platforms.
