The Magic City perform live at The Jungle in Somerville on December 17

You might need to give us a minute, while we catch our breath. We just listened to Boston based modern rock band – The Magic City and their simply amazing debut single “Roadrunner Vs. Your Mother “

Before you ask , and we know you will… There is an abundance of magic coming from both the band and it’s magical debut single “Roadrunner Vs. Your Mother “

You can listen to “Roadrunner Vs. Your Mother” Here on Spotify and on Apple Music Here And on Bandcamp Here

The band, comprised of four music scene veterans looking to create something new, takes its moniker from an imagined convergence of Boston and London, and its sound echoes the spirit, style, and vitality of both cities.

While the sound of The Magic City , may sound familiar, the band has a unique vibe and feel that is all their own .

“We want to find our people,” says vocalist David Jackel. “Like the community we had with the pill in Boston. I saw them come out to Radio City to see Pulp, the MET and the Orpheum to see Suede and Nick Cave, and they’ll all be at the Darker Waves festival in California. It’s that family tree of music culture that began with the Beatles and Stones, Bowie and Velvets, and then punk, post-punk, goth, new wave, Britpop. Angel Olsen channeling Serge Gainsbourg. Their random playlist could be Kate Bush, Bauhaus, Bat for Lashes, Pixies, and it would all make sense.”

The first in a wealth of new music set for release next year, “Roadrunner Vs. Your Mother” is a provocative debut offering, with roots that stretch from Britpop to post-punk to glam to classic alternative. It’s a seductive and suggestive invitation to what’s to come.

The sounds and structure of ‘Roadrunner Vs. Your Mother’ draw on The Beatles circa Rubber Soul, Pixies, Pulp, Auteurs,” Jackel admits. “I don’t know where this band will go musically, but that’s the foundation.”

“Roadrunner Vs. Your Mother “ has this hypnotic mysterious feel to it that you just can’t escape . The Magic City, definitely has our attention and we have a feeling many more will soon feel the same.