Desert Kites, the alternative two-piece rock band hailing from Dundee, Scotland, is excited to unveil their latest single, "Holiday." Known for their unique blend of 90s grunge, hard rock, shoegaze, and nods to classic and prog rock, Desert Kites craft songs that reflect the multifaceted nature of life itself. Sometimes angry, sometimes sad, sometimes indifferent, but always poetic, their music offers lyrical montages that provide alternative views of the human experience, wrapped in solid melodic structures.

"Everybody loves a holiday. Even better, a stolen holiday taken when you shouldn’t. Like Ferris Bueller taking a day off when everyone else is at work. Our song 'Holiday' is about exactly that," says Shaleph O’Neill, one half of Desert Kites. "With an upbeat tempo built around a solid guitar riff reminiscent of Van Halen and a Foo Fighters-esque chorus, 'Holiday' is a reminder to enjoy the good life while you can. To quote Ferris Bueller: ‘Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t look around once in a while, you could miss it’… Amen to that."

Get ready to escape the ordinary with Desert Kites' "Holiday," a track that promises to be the soundtrack to your next great adventure.

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