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Check Out “Red Tide Rising” By Sparrows Eat Crows

With the release of Red Tide Rising, Orange County’s Sparrows Eat Crows deliver a thunderous collection of alternative and heavy rock songs that channel over a decade of evolution into their most focused statement yet. The album cements the trio’s place among modern torchbearers of riff-driven rock.

Anchored by the title track, a defiant anthem calling listeners to stand for what they love, Red Tide Rising captures the band’s raw power in its most distilled form.

Originally formed in New Zealand and shaped in Southern California, Sparrows Eat Crows combine the grunge grit of Soundgarden and Alice in Chains with the precision of Helmet and the atmospheric heft of Deftones. The album available on all major streaming platforms.

Djordje Miladinović

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