Unhappily Ever Now
Releases New Single Addressing Loss & Trauma

Industrial Rock band Unhappily Ever Now, from Phoenixville, PA, USA has recently unveiled their latest single, “Pleading (The Haunting of Scars),”
This marks their first release since their self-titled debut EP in 2021.
The song delves into the self-doubt that arises from personal growth following significant loss and trauma, presenting a dark, gritty, melodic, and emotional experience that sets it apart.

With influences from renowned acts like Stabbing Westward, TOOL, A Perfect Circle, and Rammstein, Unhappily Ever Now offers a fresh approach in “Pleading.”
The track showcases male and female vocals, blending organic and electronic instrumentation, and delivering intense yet melodious vocal phrases.

The forthcoming remix of the single, set to be released on July 7, 2023, features a collaboration with JP Anderson of Rabbit Junk. This remix brings forth an irresistibly catchy and danceable gothwave vibe, effectively capturing the raw emotion of the original and making it ideal for club nights.

Unhappily Ever Now’s music can be found on all major streaming platforms, including Bandcamp. In conjunction with the single, they have also released an official music video. The video was produced and directed by Joel Lopez of Lumbra Productions, predominantly filmed at the haunted White Hill Mansion in New Jersey.

https://unhappilyevernow.hearnow.com/pleading-the-haunting-of-scars

Unhappily Ever Now consists of Stephen Watson (lead performer and songwriter), known for his work with Cleopatra Records (Green Jelly), and Maria V (vocals, lyrics, and melodies). The studio single features drums by Dan Milligan and was mixed and mastered by Joy Thieves Productions.

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