GOOSEBERRY TAP INTO CLASSIC ROCK FIRE ON NEW SINGLE "FAULT LINES"

Photo Credit: Peyton Miller

New York City's Gooseberry continues building momentum ahead of their sophomore album Simple Sucker with the release of "Fault Lines," an angst-fueled rocker that wears its classic influences proudly while sounding unmistakably fresh.

The trio—Asa Daniels (guitar/vocals), Evin Rossington (drums), and Will Hammond (bass)—have carved out a reputation as one of NYC's most exciting emerging rock bands, and "Fault Lines" makes it easy to understand why. Blending gritty indie rock with blues-soaked riffs and arena-sized hooks, the track captures the restless energy of a band that's quickly finding its stride.

Driven by Daniels' commanding guitar work, "Fault Lines" balances raw emotion with an undeniable sense of swagger. Thick, blues-inspired riffs collide with punchy rhythms and an anthemic chorus that feels tailor-made for sweaty club shows and festival stages alike. While the song nods to classic rock's golden era, Gooseberry avoids sounding nostalgic, instead channeling those influences into something modern and immediate.

The band's growing reputation hasn't gone unnoticed. Earlier this year, Guitar World highlighted Gooseberry as one of 15 young bands proving guitar is alive and well in New York City, a distinction that feels well-earned after hearing "Fault Lines."

As the third single from Simple Sucker, arriving September 25, "Fault Lines" raises expectations for what's shaping up to be Gooseberry's strongest release yet. If this track is any indication, the album will deliver plenty of riffs, heart, and the kind of timeless rock songwriting that's becoming increasingly rare.

Gooseberry's Simple Sucker arrives September 25.