FuzzTronica- 'B.O.B Sticker' Single Review
- Tia Babatzikos
- Nov 21
- 1 min read
FuzzTronica have just released their single ‘B.O.B Sticker’ from their new debut self-titled EP, which is an eclectic ode to the iconic Aussie yellow Baby On Board car sticker.
The freshly-formed trio’s style is dynamic and electric, combining aspects of multiple genres such as hard rock, hip hop, punk and electronic to create a sound that is ass-shakingly infectious. With all three members being seasoned musicians, this experimental approach definitely feels like a love letter to music itself.
Filled to the brim with “electro-punk whimsy”, groovy electronic beats pulsate throughout the track and are amplified by eclectic guitar riffs and layered synth melodies.
This track is dripping with attitude, as vocalist Claude Hay delivers tongue-in-cheek lines like “middle finger to the Baby On Board” with an effortlessly cool cadence and overall swagger.
This song felt like an auditory acid trip and I absolutely loved every second of it. Equal parts glittery and eclectic, the experimental sound of ‘B.O.B Sticker’ was super impactful and fresh as hell.
Fans of bands like Electric Callboy, DEVO and Franz Ferdinand will absolutely eat this one up!
To celebrate the release of FuzzTronica EP-1, FuzzTronica will be touring around Sydney from November 29th to January 23rd with tickets to their four shows available here!
