Die Tired is back—and they’re not pulling punches. Their latest single, “(So Called) Complex,” out now via Sodeh Records, is a searing alt-rock gut-punch wrapped in progressive textures and grunge grit. Equal parts raw emotion and technical finesse, the track finds the modern rock outfit grappling with the digital age’s constant noise, façade-building, and emotional fatigue.

From the opening line—“What do you think about the way I’m thinking now?”—the song barrels into an unfiltered look at insecurity, identity, and tech-fueled paranoia. It’s a lyrical punch to the gut that taps into the pressures of performative living, where curated lives and constant validation feed a cycle of anxiety and disconnection.

But Die Tired doesn’t leave listeners in the dark. The powerful chorus—“All our blood runs red”—cuts through the chaos with a message of unity and humanity. Beneath the noise, the screens, the image control, we’re all the same. We all bleed. We all break. We all try to make sense of it.

Sonically, the track flexes the band’s evolution. Intricate, prog-infused guitars collide with soaring vocals and tight, emotional percussion. It’s introspective without losing its punch, and cerebral without losing its soul.

"(So Called) Complex" is more than a song—it’s a mirror. And Die Tired isn’t just making noise; they’re making a statement.