Band Of The Month: Confide

What's up? How ya doin'? June's been crazy, and I've been delving into a lot of playlists as well as bumping some of Mays playlist. This won't be too long of a post but let's get into June's band of the month!

Ohh a throwback, yes! Confide is my band of the month for June, due to the extreme nostalgia and great sound. Combining good ole hardcore with just the right amount of electronic influence, Confide was one amongst many in the scene during the late 2000's- early 2010's. What separated them from the crowd was their likeability and balancing energy with a potent message.

Personally I feel like Confides discography has aged really well. Each release became more refined to their own style all the way up until the end of their tenure together. With 2EPs and 3 Albums there's a good amount to sift through. I highly encourage starting from the oldest releases to the newest as it's a fun journey for sure.

Confide was probably one of my top 10 (maybe even top 5) listened to bands back in high school. Coming back to their discography recently reminded me why that was the case. Below I will link a list of some of their best songs in my opinion. They'll go from earliest to newest, I hope you enjoy!

Can't See The Forest For The Trees

If We Were A Sinking Ship

In Reply

Tighten It Up

People Are Crazy

Tell Me I'm Not Alone

Unhappy Together, Unhappy Alone

Move On

Give Me A Voice

As always, I hope you enjoyed! More posts down the line, peace!

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