Hailing from the sun-soaked city of Phoenix, the post-punk/alternative rock ensemble 'Some Days Are Darker' are making waves with their latest single, "Downpour." Led by the enigmatic frontman Lear Mason, the band has become synonymous with a unique fusion of gothic romance, noir cinema aesthetics, and a sound that delves into the depths of emotion.
"Downpour" is a sonic cascade, driven by relentless guitar lines, explosive drum beats, and Mason's brooding vocal delivery. The track is a journey through themes of conviction, romance, and destruction, painted against a moody aesthetic that permeates every note. Mason himself describes the song as a creation born out of urgency, a testament to fighting for one's beliefs without relenting.
The angsty, anthemic choruses of "Downpour" are complemented by a visually stunning music video. In alignment with the band's artistic philosophy, the video contrasts sharp shadows with the intensity of burning passions, creating a visual narrative that mirrors the contrasting, all-consuming blackness present in 'Some Days Are Darker's' music.