A/V CLvB, the alternative emo rock band hailing from Plymouth, MA, rocks and challenges you with, “Cellar Door.” This wacky art noise rock song showcases the band’s raw talent and pays homage to influences like The Smashing Pumpkins and Queens of the Stone Age, while firmly rooted in punk, grunge, and emo.
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“Cellar Door” captivates listeners with dissonant chords and guitar riffs with a refreshingly raw arrangement. The beauty of this track lies in the midst of chaos, with a pretty bass line that stands out amidst the discordant guitar riffs. A/V CLvB’s discordant and atonal arrangement is charming and reminiscent of bands like Neutral Milk Hotel, The Pixies, and Sonic Youth.
The belted-out drums are an absolute treat to the ears, and the blistering guitar solo is a standout moment that showcases the band’s prowess. A/V CLvB’s ability to meld seemingly disparate elements into a cohesive sonic experience is truly commendable. Lyrically, the song delves into the complexities of love and relationships. The words feel both relatable and thought-provoking. The verses paint a vivid picture of longing and unfulfilled promises, while the chorus delivers a powerful emotional punch.
A/V CLvB’s “Cellar Door” is a treat of noise-infused indie art rock. With its dissonant chaos, organic raw sound, and emotionally resonant lyrics, you’re gonna enjoy this one. It’s time to enjoy the noise rock era again by adding the song to your playlist.
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