Delta Fire return with the emotive new song, "The Worst of Everything"

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Hailing from Glasgow is the alt-rock four-piece Adiltifier, and they are back with their brand-new track, "The Worst of Everything". The powerful new song is their fourth single since forming and has a big whiff of the 1990s about it.... a colossal, arena-ready Glaswegian anthem that fuses 90s Oasis guitar riffs with raw, grunge-drenched emotion.There are some hints and nods, perhaps to Manic Street Preachers with their vocal approaches, alongside some massive guitar elements that could easily be lifted from an Oasis track. The subtle grunge grit on their track is fantastic, and it really helps to bring more layers into the song.Coming in at nearly 5 minutes long, this is a massive effort from the Glaswegian outfit, and for me, it is going to be standing there as one of the best tracks they've released to date. They are one of the up-and-coming Scottish bands, and the emotive vocals on this suggest that they are building themselves up for arenas all over the UK and in their hometown.The sound of this is massive and it just demands your attention, so be sure to check them out before they get big and delve into their previous three singles while you can. Want us to hear your music? Click here to submit your music directly to us and many more like-minded curators, bloggers and influencers. Find more amazing music like this in our UK Indie playlist on Spotify! 

Hailing from Glasgow is the alt-rock four-piece Adiltifier, and they are back with their brand-new track, "The Worst of Everything". The powerful new song is their fourth single since forming and has a big whiff of the 1990s about it.

... a colossal, arena-ready Glaswegian anthem that fuses 90s Oasis guitar riffs with raw, grunge-drenched emotion.

There are some hints and nods, perhaps to Manic Street Preachers with their vocal approaches, alongside some massive guitar elements that could easily be lifted from an Oasis track. The subtle grunge grit on their track is fantastic, and it really helps to bring more layers into the song.

Coming in at nearly 5 minutes long, this is a massive effort from the Glaswegian outfit, and for me, it is going to be standing there as one of the best tracks they've released to date. They are one of the up-and-coming Scottish bands, and the emotive vocals on this suggest that they are building themselves up for arenas all over the UK and in their hometown.

The sound of this is massive and it just demands your attention, so be sure to check them out before they get big and delve into their previous three singles while you can.

Want us to hear your music? Click here to submit your music directly to us and many more like-minded curators, bloggers and influencers.

Find more amazing music like this in our UK Indie playlist on Spotify!