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Glorybots redefines rock with latest album 'mad.end'

  • April 10, 2025
  • Malvika Padin
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With five albums under his belt and a sixth on its way, Glorybots’ Ethan Drone continues to cultivate a unique sound rooted in free-flowing creativity, leading to the band’s upcoming album mad.end. 

 Led by a sense of mystic and emotive depth, the album is built on a fusion of traditional arrangements and analog instrumentation, underscored by a fresh new “post-punk swagger. ” 

The experimental, genre-hopping core of the album is perfectly encapsulated in the album’s first single, “Pain Rain,” which showcases a seamless balance between the nostalgia of their signature sound alongside a flourishing modernity. 

Founded upon Drone’s hope to write music that would blend edgy, digitized elements with occasional classic analog band sounds, Glorybots has shaped an eclectic style framed by adaptability and passion. 

With a musical future where Drone hopes to “explore creativity and write compelling music” pushing his creative boundaries, Glorybots’ continues to hone in on an expansive style and messages of hope on their latest project – making them a powerhouse band that keeps fans coming back to them. 

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