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Frankie and the Witch Fingers Bring a Synth-Punk Punch with “i-Candy” and Announce Headline Tour Dates


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By: Staff

Frankie and the Witch Fingers Unveil Electrifying New Single “i-Candy” and Prepare for Headline Tour


Get ready to dive into the wild and unpredictable world of Frankie and the Witch Fingers, who just dropped their latest single, “i-Candy.” This double AA side track premiered on KEXP’s The Midday Show, and it’s a fierce follow-up to their gritty, hard-hitting single, “Bonehead.” The new release is a taste of the sonic adventure they’re cooking up, blending synth grooves, relentless guitar riffs, and a storyline that could easily be plucked from a sci-fi thriller.


A Synth-Punk Story with a Twist


“I-Candy” kicks off with a pulsating synth groove, quickly building into a relentless, riff-heavy storm that’s all about turning the tables. The track introduces us to its titular character, a female robot on a mission—she’s not here to fulfill anyone’s fantasies; she’s here to settle scores. As the band explains, “Bleeps and bloops tightly wound around a precise dystopian punk nodder, these were the magic digits we needed to punch in to bring ‘i-Candy’ to life.” It’s a sonic punch straight to the gut, with a story that’s as rebellious as the band’s sound.

And it’s not just about the beats. Frankie and the Witch Fingers channel their raw energy into this track, capturing the essence of a robot’s vengeance against a backdrop of dystopian noise. “i-Candy” is out to clean up the streets, and it’s bringing the heat.

Building On Momentum: “Bonehead” and Beyond.


Last month, the band’s single “Bonehead” made waves as Consequence’s Heavy Song of the Week, with critics praising the track’s gritty, fast-paced energy. Described as “The Cramps-y riffs sped up and played with grit,” “Bonehead” set the stage for the unapologetic sound that defines Frankie and the Witch Fingers’ upcoming releases. Together, “i-Candy” and “Bonehead” are the perfect teaser for what’s coming next, and fans are eagerly waiting for more news on the band’s next chapter.


Catch Them Live: Headline Tour and Festival Dates


Alongside the new music, Frankie and the Witch Fingers are gearing up to take their electrifying live show on the road. The band will be headlining the Daze & Confused festival, stepping in for the now-cancelled Desert Daze, on October 12. It’s the perfect chance to experience the raw power of tracks like “i-Candy” and “Bonehead” in a live setting, where the energy is bound to be off the charts.

With a history of sharing stages with rock icons like Ty Segall and ZZ Top, Frankie and the Witch Fingers have proven time and time again that they’re one of the most dynamic live acts around. Their shows are an explosive mix of psych-rock, punk energy, and an anything-goes attitude that leaves audiences buzzing long after the final note.


What’s Next for Frankie and the Witch Fingers?


As they continue to roll out new tracks, Frankie and the Witch Fingers are setting the stage for their next album, a follow-up to last year’s critically acclaimed Data Doom. Known for their adventurous spirit and genre-blending approach, the band is constantly pushing the boundaries of their sound. From the intricately layered rhythms to the thought-provoking lyrics, there’s always something new to discover in their music.

And with “i-Candy” and “Bonehead,” it’s clear that the band is tapping into their most rebellious and unfiltered impulses. They’re not afraid to get weird, and that’s exactly why fans can’t get enough.


So, whether you’re cranking up “i-Candy” in your headphones or catching the band live on their upcoming tour, get ready to be swept up in the chaos, the riffs, and the unforgettable storytelling that make Frankie and the Witch Fingers one of the most exciting bands in the game right now.



Check out this latest release and listen to more of Frankie and the Witch Fingers on Spotify & YouTube.













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