According to the Dumaguete and Bacolod-based trio, their new single “ventures into the darker parts of human resentment and social exclusion”.

Like most of their music, they describe “Black Is The Last Color” as for people (just like the band members) who are “sick and tired of the industrial system and its consequences”. Sound-wise, the song is oddly familiar yet altogether unique, living up to the band’s mantra of “music you’ve kinda heard before but haven’t”.