‘The Falling (432Hz)’ is the title of Autorub’s latest release. A New York-based outfit spearheaded by multi-instrumentalist Michael Corn, the music of Autorub is fun and easygoing. With ‘The Falling’, the band is following their previous beloved singles ‘Oh Marjorie’ and ‘Big Girl Big Gun’ with more infectious riffs, unforgettable melodies, and warm, roomy mixes that make everything feel just nice.

The vocals, sung close to the mic, a bit on the dry side of reverbs, make things feel like Corn is singing to us in a cozy, private living room gig, and his unstoppable rhythm guitars are just awesome. With two lines playing a 2-part melody, both crunchy, overdriven, and lush, the guitars on ‘The Falling’ are just a thrill to listen to, and the warbly, rotary-effect that kicks in on Corn’s vocals introduces just the right amount of space juice into the mix to make ‘The Falling’ a complete 90s alt rock stunner.

‘The Falling’ is a thoroughly engaging and fun piece of alt-rock and pop by New York’s Autorub. Beautifully executed across the board, and with a warm, roomy mix, this is a perfect song for the start of a cold and cozy winter.

The EP has 2 songs on it…the title track and “Electronic Dance Mace 432Hz”…a heavy rendition of the first song, with some earth-shattering guitar riffs and unhinged drum beats.

“Miss Mace 432Hz” stands out with its unique tuning and enchanting melodies. The 432Hz frequency, often associated with a more natural and harmonious sound, adds a distinctive depth and warmth to the song. The production is top-notch, blending intricate instrumentation with an upbeat rhythm that invites listeners to immerse themselves in the music, react, and interact with it…

The vocals are powerful, perfectly complementing the upbeat musical backdrop…

…and the beat, the groove…it instantly captures the listeners heart and soul from the very first piano riff.

“Miss Mace 432Hz” is both a song and a musical…

Overall, “Miss Mace 432Hz” is a must-listen for anyone seeking engaging melodies, groovy beats, top-notch quality production, and an upbeat musical experience that will stick to your brain cells for a long time to come.

Its unique energy and emotive performance make it a standout piece that will leave a lasting impression.

Wishing all the best to the brilliant people at Autorub for giving us 1 song with 2 emotional states…covering a huge emotional spectrum that could cover practically any mood we’re in…

Cheers!

Based in Long Island, New York, Autorub is an outfit whose delicious, organic sound is refreshing, to put it mildly. Led by frontman and multi-instrumentalist Michael Corn, the group’s latest cut is called ‘Meatball’, and is a short rock marvel. Perhaps most notable would be the pure tastiness of the production. For such a limited arrangement, the mix is massive and extremely healthy. With a drum part, bass and guitar riffs, a main vocal part, and a few harmonies on the chorus and bridge, this single is tight, both in sound and in execution.

Boasting some terrific songwriting that features a twisty riff that bends time and space, but never for one bar loses pizzazz, a dynamic drum part that heaves with the song sections, and some solid performances across the board, the main vocal part, delivered by Corn, remained the song’s most entertaining delivery throughout. With its excess in weight and drama, the contrast it created against the sleazy, gritty riffs and words was a pleasure to behold.

Melodic, rhythmic, smart, fun, and just easy to fall for, ‘Meatball’ is a song that -if made for one sole purpose, it would be to showcase Autorub as a band capable of some ingenious twists and turns, with their riffs, production, and artistic vision. They also seem able to have some bit of fun, and ‘Meatball’ is their way of showing just that.