Brisbane pop-punk quartet Waxflower have released a video for their new single “Getting Better.” On the new single, frontman Tristan Higginson explains:
“‘Getting Better’ was me tying a bow on a dark period of my life. A particularly long and intense panic attack had landed me in the hospital. Every attack at the time felt like a failure, as if it were erasing any hard-earned progress on a long journey to betterment. I noted the impact of that night on the people around me – we all felt defeated. I felt ashamed. The song catalogues that period and its aftermath, the breakdown of a relationship. It helped me to explore the roots of my feelings at the time and work towards accepting the outcome was for the best of everyone involved.“
“Getting Better” follows up “Sixteen Floors” which Waxflower debuted after announcing their signing to Rude Records in June. All of the proceeds from “Sixteen Floors” were donated to Black Lives Matter and Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service.
