Autorub’s latest single, “The Falling (432Hz)”, blends alternative pop rock with 90s nostalgia. Michael Corn, the New York-based multi-instrumentalist behind Autorub, combines scratchy guitars, thick basslines, and warm vocals.
The song’s 432Hz tuning adds a unique layer of depth and resonance. Energetic riffs and Bowie-esque synth-pop influences merge classic rock grit with modern sensibilities.
Corn’s vocals are raw and intimate, while the guitar melodies and analog synth lines are bold and rebellious. Autorub draws inspiration from bands like Weezer and Foo Fighter but carves out its own identity with sharp lyrics and intricate arrangements.
The song explores themes of emotional connection and rebellion, reflecting Corn’s background in post-grunge and TV composition. The production is clean and raw, capturing the song’s nostalgic and innovative spirit.
“The Falling (432Hz)” is a captivating listen, balancing energetic and calming qualities. Autorub’s unique sound makes this song a must-listen for fans of alternative rock and pop.
