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OUT NOW: Glitterfox’s new digital EP, Highway Forever—a collection of songs released between 2023 and 2024, capturing their journey through longing and liberation, heartache and hope, miles traveled, and lessons learned.
“TV” unfolds like a slow-motion dream, a hypnotic haze of spectral vocals and looping guitar that envelopes the listener in a cycle of longing—like a rerun playing endlessly on late-night syndication. The song captures the monotony of feeling stuck, but within its swirling textures, there’s always a flicker of hope—like the glow of a TV in a dark room.
“Drive” proves that sometimes all you need is a full heart and a full tank of gas. An ode to the courage of starting over, the song speaks to pushing forward even when the road ahead is littered with uncertainty. “Highway Forever” echoes this theme, exploring the distance between old selves and new beginnings, placing miles between where one has been and where they hope to go.
“La Da Da” is a slow-burning eruption of raw emotion, rising from quiet introspection to a fiery climax of crashing cymbals and searing guitars. Once again, Glitterfox transforms a deeply personal journey into a universal ache, capturing the feeling of standing on the precipice of change.
“It's Always Over” reflects on the eternal nature of love and the courage it takes to embrace it, despite the certainty of loss—whether through death, separation, or heartbreak. It acknowledges the inevitable pain that love brings, yet celebrates the bravery of choosing to love anyway.
Marked by gritty guitar swagger, “Portland” captures the tension between breaking free and the cost of that freedom. More than just a song, “Portland” feels like the city’s own anthem—unapologetic, searching, and endlessly moving forward.
The EP closes with “Xalbadorren Heriotzean”, a track that isn’t just a nod to Solange Igoa’s Basque heritage—it’s a full-hearted embrace, a reclamation of roots through music with a reverent yet modern touch. The group breathes new life into this classic, honoring the legacy of Basque culture while, in true Glitterfox fashion, making it undeniably their own.
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