Adding another standout alt-rock track to their repertoire, Origami Tsunami make a bold statement on modern politics with their new single, Face Like A Frying Pan.
Origami Tsunami – Face Like A Frying Pan
Based between Manchester and Leicester, Origami Tsunami have become a powerful presence in England’s independent music scene, earning recognition from outlets like Right Chord Music, BBC Introducing Lancashire, and BBC Radio 6’s Tom Robinson.
Since forming, Origami Tsunami has grown into a versatile project. From the vibrant math-rock track Life Hack to the psychedelic layers of I Dreamt That I Was Only Dreaming, the band has crafted a diverse catalogue rich in textures and styles.
With Face Like A Frying Pan, Origami Tsunami show their depth by tackling heavier themes. This track presents a more serious side of the band, offering a pointed critique of today’s political climate. It reflects their disillusionment with a system where personal attacks and scorekeeping take precedence over meaningful progress, social well-being, and genuine solutions. Through this song, Origami Tsunami capture the frustration many feel about politics in the modern era.
The instrumentation in Face Like A Frying Pan powerfully amplifies its bold social commentary, featuring sharp guitar riffs, intense drumming, and commanding vocals. Together, these elements convey a fierce disdain for corruption and political decay, delivering the band’s message with unapologetic intensity.
“Face Like A Frying Pan is an all-out, high-energy banger—bold, direct, and as honest as it gets.”
Origami Tsunami’s distinctive approach with each release deserves recognition. Not only have they showcased their skill across multiple genres, but they’ve also proven their versatility in songwriting. This combination makes them a band that deserves to achieve even greater success than they have already.
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Words Javier Rodriguez
