Oberhofer's new cut "Someone Take Me Home" is a hope-filled ode to loneliness [Premiere]

The tune features on upcoming LP Chronovision alongside other tasters like "Memory Remains" and "White Horse, Black River".

The track's a rocky barrage of pleading punk snarls and agitated angst. Despite this, it's warm and fuzzy, and thoroughly endearing - someone should really take Oberhofer home. It reeks of pep and optimism, even though his desperate calls for affection go seemingly unheard; it's sweet in many ways, like a forlorn doo-wop ballad lamenting lost love of lack thereof.

Chronovision is out via Glassnote on 9 October. It was formed from 106 demos, and produced by Oberhoferhimself in the Catskills, Seattles, Tacoma, New York and Los Angeles; it was mixed by Ben Allen in Atlanta.

Stream "Someone Take Me Home" below.