Linda From Work Release “Father, May I?”
In the wake of the overturning of Roe V. Wade Linda From Work created “Father, May I?”. The song is a protest against patriarchal and societal standards with a tone of obvious frustration. With the interwoven guitar lines and powerful lyrics, the only choice left is to rebel against the terrible standards created by society.
The single is featured on their upcoming sophomore album, The Night Is Short, which is set for release on June 23rd. The album delivers emotional garage rock with bold melodies punctured with driving guitars and an energetic background. Coming from the feelings of righteous anger, unescapable anxiety, and deep longing, the album is a perfect display of the moments long after the sun sets. It's the time where you can break free from the heavy weight of emotional labor, when you’re tired of being told what to do, when you’re ready to take on the world all by yourself. All of this with the stars above you intertwining with the bright lights of skyscrapers alongside your chosen family.
Night Is Short Tracklist:1. Under The Surface2. Jealous3. Father, May I4. Ego5. Hurricane6. Wasting All My Time7. Tell Me I'm Good8. Paralyzed9. The World10. Walk On GirlLinda From Work is Hillary Tusick (vocals/guitar), Elliot Gregory (guitar), Shayla Riday (bass), and Sam Nowak (drums). They are a fierce rock band based in Seattle who emerged in 2018. They have crafted a high-energy sound built on driving melodies and powerhouse vocals. They have had the honor of sharing the stage with artists such as Help, Skating Polly, The Schizophonics, Shaina Shepherd, Gully Boys, and Acid Tongue. Their most recent performances were at Capitol Hill Party on the Neumos Stage, Treefort Music Fest and Freakout Festival.
Linda From Work Tour Dates:6/03 Everett WA @ Black Lab Gallery6/16 Tacoma WA @ ALMA6/24 Seattle WA @ Tractor Tavern (album release party)7/15 Seattle WA @ Ballard Seafood Fest7/22 Seattle WA @ Bite of Seattle Fest