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ON AN ON – "The Hunter"

  • November 21, 2012
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Picking up where “Ghosts” left off, ON AN ON return with “The Hunter”, the second single to be lifted from their forthcoming Give In long player. Built around a stuttering, propulsive drumbeat, “The Hunter” quickly swells into a soaring, stadium-sized anthem as the Chicago-based band’s stirring vocals float above deep, buzzing bass and euphoric synth lines. It’s innovative-yet-accessible and on the strength of these two introductory songs you get the impression that it won't be long before ON AN ON are playing the festival circuit to arenas of fans with their hands stretched skywards.

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"The Hunter" is now available to buy here with ON AN ON's Give In album following on January 29 via Roll Call Records.

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