Punk rock sydney-siders Whatever, Forever deliver the most refined take on their alternative punk sound with latest single “Ghost Of Me” and team the release up with the announcement of the bands new EP, ‘Slowly Dying With You‘, releasing Friday October 29.

After a battering and relentless year within the group and externally with the pandemic, “Ghost Of Me” is a warm hug of fuzzy, distorted guitars, heavy hitting drums paired with layers of atmospheric lead lines and melodies. There’s an overall ambience of dread and a descent into thoughts of one’s own existence.

“Ghost Of Me was written at a time of existential dread surrounding the darkness of facing illness and therefore death” says the band. “Through the suffering of learning to live with such things, the only constant is change. In this case there are highlighted experiences of guilt, hopelessness, the contrast-compare game we can play with the past and future – and the weight of all such things.“

“Ghost Of Me” is out today, spearheading the way towards new EP, ‘Slowly Dying With You‘, available Friday October 29.