Albuquerque artist Faith In Foxholes, a project headed by Lucas Floyd, delivers an emotional powerhouse in their new single, “Just Gimme One More.” Appearing on the album “Zander & the Blue Things,” that song is a somber anchor on a record otherwise anchored in loss, grief, and the quest for connection. With raw, uncut honesty and a searing sense of exposure, its languorous groove lays bare the heartache behind the album.
“Just Gimme One More” is one of the powerful and introspective tracks from “Zander & the Blue Things,” an album steeped in reflections on personal tragedy. It continues to showcase Floyd’s aptitude for transmuting heartache into therapy for a cathartic and contemplative trek. It’s a mixture of inward-looking soul searching and yearning for something always beyond reach that perfectly captures the sadness and pressure that underscores much of the album.
Floyd, also known for creating deeply intense and personal but utterly accessible music, once more brings a unique perspective. Though his experience in the music world has not been without struggles, “Faith In Foxholes” is gaining recognition for its moving sound. Floyd is setting emotional depth in an industry where that’s hardly a standard practice.
“Just Gimme One More” is a moment of shared empathy where you can experience the burden of loss and the release of freedom. It is a meditation on human openness, a reminder that we are all searching for a connection to something or someone greater than ourselves. And in a music culture where the easy narrative tends to be dominant, Faith In Foxholes takes risks, going beneath the surface for truths that are sometimes uncomfortable but always authentic.
With “Zander & the Blue Things,” Faith In Foxholes has crafted art that resonates deeper than the buttons and bows show. “Just Gimme One More” summarizes the album in a way only someone who’s lived the emotions can, making it a must-listen for anyone needing a soundtrack to the spectrum of grief and healing.
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