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Smelter Released New Single “In Spades”

Photo by Emory Matuda Keese

South Florida’s alternative rock outfit Smelter drops their latest single, “In Spades,” blending grungy guitars with vibrant vocals in a high-energy atmosphere. Produced by Jonathan Nuñez (Torche), the track combines ’90s grunge-gaze influences with modern melodies, carving its own path. Formed in 2020, Smelter, comprising members from Ephemeral, Domain, and Gouge Away, has released two EPs, showcasing their dynamic sound with fuzzed-out guitars and serene interludes. Listen to “In Spades” below.

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