Big Apple-based Guards have been squirrelled away in the shadows for far too long; luckily enough, they've emerged, brandishing a new track called "Nothing More".
Merging the world of synth-pop, rock and R&B, the trio carve themselves and earworm-infested nook from which to spew massive melodies. The new single faintly whiffs of some weird blend of The Neighbourhood and Future Islands. It's a many-headed beast, but one common thread keeps it together: the immense pop streak.
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