Description
The self-titled album “L.A. Witch” was filled with vibe and atmosphere, drenched in reverb, which placed the band in a distant sonic realm. Comparatively, “Play With Fire” begins with a bold, in-your-face rocker “Fire Starter,” serving as a deliberate mission statement. According to Sanchez, the album is a suggestion to take chances, express genuine feelings, and inspire others to be freethinkers. “Fire Starter” is a call to action, an anthem against apathy. The album then moves into “Motorcycle Boy,” a feisty love song inspired by classic cinema outlaws. Track three, “Dark Horse,” sees L.A. Witch branching into new territories with a mix of folk, psychedelic breakdowns, and organ lines. The album continues to showcase the band’s adventurous spirit and retains their nostalgic and contemporary style. Despite its stylistic diversity, the album maintains a cohesive sound, reflecting the band’s unity and connection to their musical influences.
1. Fire Starter 2. Motorcycle Boy 3. Dark Horse 4. I Wanna Lose 5. Gen-Z 6. Sexorexia 7. Maybe the Weather 8. True Believers 9. Starred
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