Figures of Light You Better Wise Up Brings Out Some Stellar Rock and Roll

There’s something really cool about the latest single from Figures of Light. With their latest single, “You Better Wise Up” (Instrumental Version), they certainly put on a classic showing of gritty rock music. From the moment you turn it on, you are going to be banging your head, as the garage punk really comes through the speakers. Turn it up and there’s a tinge of California surf guitar in the mix, but it’s the steady pace, and the outstanding production that really grabs you.

Unlike other bands, Figures of Light throw down a lot of music, and each time they do something new, cool, and all their own. They keep pushing the limits, and are not isolated to just one genre. While they can do it all, on this track, they stick to the garage rock, punk sound, and do so with such precision it’s absolutely stunning.

You owe yourself a listen to this track. If you are looking for some good tunes, a throwback to that punk, garage noise that came through college radio and the likes from the past, this is going to be your next big anthem. It’s a rock track that just keeps pushing, and I love it. Turn up the speakers, start playing some air guitar, and let the solid sounds of Figures of Light “You Better Wise Up” (Instrumental Version), wake you up from your slumber. This is rock and roll done right, listen to it, and enjoy!


Figures of Light - You Better Wise Up (Instrumental Version) from Figures of Light Archive on Vimeo.

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