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Jane Doe's "Dig a Grave" is hard-hitting rock at it's finest [Video]

  • August 16, 2024
  • Victoria Polsely
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Los Angeles band Jane Doe is one of the most exciting rock bands to come out of Southern California in quite some time. Their latest single is called "Dig a Grave" and it is shared alongside a cinematic music video. The song is the third off of their forthcoming new album Found.

With "Dig a Grave", Jane Doe pens a song all about the perils of trying for perfection, specifically artististic excellence. It isn't a good idea to try and copy someone's masterpiece and that act is futile and with their latest single the band shares just that. Lyrics including, "Lost in the dark of this mine called my mind / Searching for ideas to light up my life / Deeper and deeper I seem to go/ But this canary's grown cold," show this important theme. The song begins with an intense and gritty rock guitar riff and soon thrashing basslines and ferocious drums are unleashed. Blazing and soulful vocals sing cathartic melodies for a hard rock anthem that impresses with every note. The accompanying music video shows the band in a glamorous house performing their blend of grunge, metal rock. The video is an enticing watch and is inspired by Stanley Kubrick's films.

Jane Doe is known for their raw musical blend, impressing audiences all around the globe. The band is led by a strong and dynamic frontwoman who brings passion and heart in everything she does. With more music on the way, we can't wait to hear what is next from this exciting band on the rise.

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