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Budapest’s The Trousers Ignite the Stage with “Second Hand Suicide”: A Raucous Ode to Raw Rock
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Imagine a band that marries AC/DC’s swagger with Black Sabbath’s thunder, then lights the whole thing on fire. That’s The Trousers, Budapest’s unapologetic rock torchbearers, returning with their latest single, “Second Hand Suicide”, a track that doesn’t just demand your attention, it grabs it by the collar.
Recorded at Artist Factory Budapest under the gritty alchemy of producer Zoltán Cs. Szabó, the song is a visceral blend of garage-rock chaos and razor-sharp riffage. It’s less a melody and more a call to arms for anyone who’s ever craved music that feels alive. Think of it as a sonic Molotov cocktail: explosive, unrefined, and impossible to ignore.
But who are these rebels?
Since 2008, The Trousers have carved their name into Europe’s underground scene with six albums of unrelenting energy. Their 2013 LP Freakbeat (yes, the one featuring Nicke Andersson of The Hellacopters) cemented their reputation as risk-takers, while 2022’s Animal Gun, their sixth studio effort, earned rave reviews (7-10/10) for balancing melody and mayhem. Now backed by Sliptrick Records, their sound has gone global, with Animal Gun’s worldwide distribution proving rock’s pulse is far from flatlining.
Live, The Trousers are a force of nature. Sharing stages with Black Stone Cherry and Dirty Honey, they’ve turned audiences into fervent disciples, drenched in sweat and spilled beer. Their 2019 tour with Slovakian punk legends Konflikt across Austria, Germany, and beyond only sharpened their reputation as road warriors.
“Second Hand Suicide” is the sound of a band refusing to fade into the background, a reminder that rock thrives in the hands of those who dare to crank the volume. Press play, let the walls shake, and thank us later. (Your neighbors might not.)
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