Sisters Return With Explosive New Single 'Guerrilla'
Sisters are back with 'Guerrilla', a volatile and cathartic release that arrives alongside their biggest UK tour to date.
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CLARA VALDEZ
7/28/20261 min read
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Liverpool five-piece Sisters have returned with "Guerrilla", pushing the band deeper into the territory they've been carving out over the last year.
Released just ahead of their first UK headline tour, which includes a stop at London's The George Tavern on 4 August, "Guerrilla" captures feelings of frustration and emotional inertia, with quieter moments quickly giving way to heavy guitars and sudden shifts in intensity.
Speaking about the track, vocalist and lyricist Gigi said: "The sessions that birthed 'Guerrilla' were the first time we really took a leading role in the production of our work, and what we hear is a more 'established' version of what Sisters sounds like as a band."
She continued: "It was written out of frustration, with the name itself implying the initiation of a war, which feels like an absolute necessity for me when I feel like I'm being forced to stew in stagnant air."
"For me, that's what going home feels like. I needed to write a song that was as heavy as that stagnant air, so I could make sure it didn't stick to me. Whatever I have to say in the song is entirely backed by the weight of the music, which, to me, justifies the feeling. It's got to be ok cause it's now alive and forever in what you can hear."
With their first full UK headline tour kicking off in Manchester and concluding with a hometown Liverpool show, the single arrives at exactly the right time.
Listen to "Guerrilla":
