New York rock band Imaginary People are set to resume production on their third album “Alibi” which is set to release later on this year with a pre-released title track “It’s Simple” that carries unfettered loose solos, vibrating vocals, and taking a huge influence from the tragic Parkland shooting in Florida.

The track begins with mid-tempo drum beats provided by Kolby Wade instantly setting the tone of the song with a somber sound that’s stapled as soon singer Von Wagner hits the vocals making a more solemn feel to the tune with grey tones highlighting the entire track from start to finish, displaying empathetic palpitating, low falsettos that linger around while conveying his respect for the victims with deep innermost lyrics. Even the rapid unconventional guitar solos will send shivers down your nether regions as you literally hear the guitar cry out intense ardor; thereafter you hear Von Wagner in the background steering the listener from the darkness out into the light.

Von Wagner states, “I went into the bedroom and wrote this in one rage-filled swoop. The sheer brutality, the random act of chance of losing your life that day was caustic to my organs, inhumane to the core. Picture you're in math class taking a pop quiz and next thing you know someone is aiming a machine gun at you, with no targets except where the nozzle of the gun is pointed to perform a massacre.” says Von Wagner.

Their third album “Alibi” is also a glimpse at the arising cultural civil war that’s unfolding right before our eyes, and their new track is a small exposure of the gun violence that has been arising like a rainbow in the dark with shootings happening all the time. Don’t forget to check out Imaginary People’s new track “It’s Simple” out now!