Rock/Review Electric High - Flicking The Bees

Electric High, from Bergen, Norway, plays a special blend of alternative rock and hard rock, kind of like if Rival Sons and Royal Blood had crashed the stage at an Aerosmith concert. Fronted by two lead singers, they hit you right in the face with a whole new level of electric energy.

"Flicking The Bees" by Electric High is a swaggering rock 'n' stroller that offers a contrast to the band's more upbeat releases. The collaborative efforts of Electric High's active songwriters, PV Staff and Marius Mørch, resulted in a track that gradually builds in intensity, taking listeners on a journey from a light-headed and easy-going start to a frantic and energetic climax. The distinctive screaming vocals of lead singers PV Staff and Olav Iversen add to the track's dynamic nature.

The lyrics of "Flicking The Bees" deliver a message about the consequences of provoking and antagonizing others. The metaphorical concept suggests that if you persist in bothering or troubling others, they will eventually retaliate and cause harm. The song encourages listeners to avoid engaging in senseless or harmful behavior, emphasizing the importance of doing good and being cool to ensure a positive outcome.

The recording of "Flicking The Bees" took place at Havnelageret Studio in Bergen, Norway. The production was handled by Electric High, with engineering by Daniel Birkeland. The mixing and mastering process took place at Solslottet Studio, also in Bergen, under the guidance of Iver Sandøy.

Overall, "Flicking The Bees" by Electric High is a compelling and intense rock 'n' stroller that showcases the band's ability to craft diverse and captivating music. With its contrasting elements, powerful vocals, and meaningful message, the song leaves a lasting impression. The collaborative efforts of Electric High, coupled with the expertise of the production team, have resulted in a track that is sure to resonate with fans of rock music.