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9 o'clock Nasty-Disco Investors
9 o'clock Nasty-Disco Investors
9 o'clock Nasty-Disco Investors

It’s a rock riot by 9 o’clock Nasty with their latest single, “Disco Inventors”

9 o’clock Nasty have never been ones to shy away from relevant world issues. Songs like Low Fat Jesus, Sleepy Policeman and Playboy Driver are proof. Known for their entertaining, taint tickling audio experiences-there’s a lot they offer you don’t even realize. With their latest track, they get funkier than RHCP, and touch on some hard rock wisps as well. This is Disco Investors.

The world does empathize with the ultrarich. If only it could give two shits, like 9 o’clock Nasty did. This is the papier-mâché, middle finger, GoFundMe equivalent of a song. Now, when they’re writing the song, they’re going hard, for they don’t really go home. A rattling, overdrive drenched riff base is the marbles of this song, and god knows they make it catchy. It has a Suck My Kiss like rhythm, but no one can write lyrics like Sydd, Pete and Ted. When you click 9 o’clock’s Spotify home page, it’s important to click the loop button before the play. The first listen is for decency. The second, for gallimaufry. Yes, I did have to Google that. You will too.

Congratulations to the terrifying trio for their hardest rocking song yet. It’s been cloudy here, so that song dried my socks to a crisp canapé. 9 o’clock Nasty is one band that will organically grow to have the weirdest fan base that will engage in delightful debauchery. The soundtrack will naturally be what they’ve rocked out to till now. You have to listen to this, otherwise why did you even click on this tile?:

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Self professed metalhead, moderately well read. If the music has soul, it's whole to me. The fact that my bio could have ended on a rhyme and doesn't should tell you a lot about my personality.

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