Listen to Cassyette's chaotic new single Boom

Cassyette
(Image credit: Luke Nugent)

Cassyette has returned with an explosive new single Boom, released today (February 23) via Loma Vista Recordings.

The track, which follows on from the release of her critically acclaimed debut mixtape Sad Girl last year, features pulsating, pit-ready riffs and caterwauling vocals echoed by chaotic screams, which set up an explosive, chaotic chorus. 

Boom arrives with a futuristic visual that sees the nu gen star posing inside a fluorescent pink television while 3D graphics bulge around the screen.

Speaking of the new single, Cassyette (Cassy Brooking) says: “I made Boom whilst I was having a manic episode. I had gone into mania that morning and wanted to write about what it feels like for me. Experiencing extreme highs and lows can be so draining, so writing this felt like scratching an itch that can't be scratched."

Next month, the vocalist will be embarking on her very first headline European tour. The trek will kick off in Liverpool on March 10, and will continue on for 17 dates across the UK and Europe, including shows in London, Paris, Berlin and more. Tickets are available be Cassyette's official website.

Listen to Boom, and find the tour itinerary below:

Mar 10: Liverpool Hangar 34, UK
Mar 12: Birmingham O2 Academy 2, UK
Mar 13: Brighton Chalk, UK
Mar 15: Leeds Stylus, UK
Mar 16: Newcastle TBC, UK
Mar 18: Glasgow Garage, UK
Mar 20: Nottingham Rescue Rooms, UK
Mar 22: London Electric Ballroom, UK
Mar 26: La Boule Noire - Paris, France
Mar 28: Cologne Luxor, Germany
Mar 29: Berlin Lido, Germany
Mar 31: Hamburg Headcrash, Germany
Apr 01: Prague Café Lesse, Czech Republic
Apr 03: Munich Fierwerk, Germany
Apr 04: Solothurn Kofmehl, Switzerland
Apr 06: Milan Circolo Magnolia, Italy

Liz Scarlett

Liz works on keeping the Louder sites up to date with the latest news from the world of rock and metal. Prior to joining Louder as a full time staff writer, she completed a Diploma with the National Council for the Training of Journalists and received a First Class Honours Degree in Popular Music Journalism. She enjoys writing about anything from neo-glam rock to stoner, doom and progressive metal, and loves celebrating women in music.