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In their latest single, “the truth can hurt you when you look at it with selfishness,” Credit Electric delves into the depths of emotional turmoil and self-reflection. The track, taken from their upcoming album “six,” showcases the band’s signature blend of slowcore, shoegaze, and emo, creating a haunting and introspective atmosphere that lingers long after the final notes fade.

The song’s title, which also serves as its refrain, is a poignant reminder of the pain that can come from viewing the world through a lens of self-centeredness. Credit Electric masterfully weaves this theme throughout the track, with each verse and chorus building upon the idea that our perceptions and actions have consequences that extend far beyond ourselves.

Musically, “the truth can hurt you when you look at it with selfishness” is a testament to Credit Electric’s growth and evolution as a band. The lush, layered instrumentation creates a dreamy soundscape that envelops the listener, while the emotive vocals deliver the lyrics with a raw vulnerability that is both captivating and relatable. The contributions from a diverse array of collaborators, including Judith Horn, Evan Hiller, and Eva Goodman (Nighttime), add depth and texture to the track, further enhancing its emotional impact.

As a precursor to the release of “six,” this single sets the stage for an album that promises to be a profound exploration of the human experience. Credit Electric’s ability to craft songs that are both sonically mesmerizing and lyrically thought-provoking is a rare gift, and “the truth can hurt you when you look at it with selfishness” is a shining example of their talent and vision.

With its haunting melody, introspective lyrics, and dreamy atmospherics, “the truth can hurt you when you look at it with selfishness” is a must-listen for fans of slowcore, shoegaze, and emo. As Credit Electric continues to push the boundaries of their genre and explore new emotional territories, it’s clear that they are a band to watch in the coming years.