We recently had the beyond amazing opportunity to check out the incredible new single “Will I Ever?” from Boston, based shoegaze and dream-punk trio, Neverless.am formerly known as Lurid Purple Flowers

You can listen to the positivity mind bending “Will I Ever ? “ Here.

“Will I Ever?” from Neverless.am really makes you stop and take a deep look and take stock in the things around you. At the core of “Will I Ever?” the idea of personal evolution through overarching change. The new track balances both soft and dark and light and heavy, set for release , today (Friday, November 22)

Though the identity has changed, the relentless sonic fury and blurring of genre lines of the locked-in Lurid Purple Flowers lineup – vocalist and guitarist CA Newcomb; bassist Ben Caito; and drummer Nick White – remains fully intact.  

“Will I Ever?” is a relentless wall of blissful chaos, showcasing the various energies of the band while pushing their sound across genre boundaries through a swirling torrent of noise. It follows October single “Can’t Let Go,” and both will be included on a new album due in February. We love when music can take you on a journey and open your eyes to a new experience.

Intricately weaving both sides of a human emotive spectrum where an ethereal post-’gaze state flutters along like a trance before a devastating crush of sound envelopes and ensnares, “Will I Ever?” has as much personal meaning to the band as the name change. It details a horrific personal experience Newcomb endured two years ago, as she relays the story and emotion of being hit as a pedestrian by a drunk driver, sending her to the hospital and placing her on a long path to recovery. 

“Unfortunately, I was run over by a drunk driver and struggled with PTSD,” Newcomb reveals. “I was pissed, emotional, tired, and scared at the same time. Ben shared a demo he had been working on and the chords just hit different. We wrote it together in one night.

“Will I Ever?” was engineered by Tré Espinoza, and mixed and mastered by Alex Allinson at The Bridge Sound & Stage in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It feels like a new era for the project, and marks a significant sonic leap forward, where Newcomb, Caito, and White are able to harness the raw power and aggression of their sound and juxtapose it with a heavenly sense of musical weightlessness. 

“Will I Ever?” from Neverless.am is an absolute musical treat.