“The Road” is the second single released from Stereotyped’s forthcoming debut album. The video was directed by Hayden Appleton.
Because of their attitude, their sound, and the pure potential for them to break out and connect to the disaffected youth, “Nirvana meets Oasis” is the best way to describe the four teenagers who play in Stereotyped. Hailing from Manchester, England, the band is set to carry on the great musical legacy brought forth from their home city that gave the world The Buzzcocks, Joy Division, The Smiths, Oasis, and many more.
The Road is one of my favourite songs personally. It’s very different from our first release, “The Only One” which is very emotional, but this new one has more of an upbeat Sum 41 pop punk vibe with the lyrics convicting this as they are about a girl who wants to leave someone because they’re being treated badly.
Young, full of angst, and ready to rip rock and roll from the ground up, Stereotyped have loud distorted guitars perfectly soaring over aggressive Pop melodies with lyrics that are direct and to the point. The band have signed a multi-album deal with emerging label Grunge Pop Records, and Stereotyped are currently finishing up their debut album with producer Chris Hope (Circa Waves, Echo And The Bunnymen, Travis) at Milkshed Studios in Lancashire, England.
