"NDRI (Official Video)" brings Some Days Are Darker's gothic rock and darkwave into focus

Gothic rock and darkwave act Some Days Are Darker's "NDRI" is grounded in dark, atmospheric rock. The track offers a first taste of the group's upcoming studio album, "Black Box Warning," and comes with an official video as part of a larger creative project. Rooted in the gothic rock and darkwave scene, the track's connection to a future album release makes it more than just a single.

Written by Lear Mason and performed by Some Days Are Darker, and that distinction credits the creative side behind the recording without taking away from the band's overall presentation. The production credits also give us a clear picture of the song's journey through the recording process. Recorded at Rancho De La Luna, Joshua Tree, CA, with David Catching and John Russo. Robbie Williamson mixed it at Orange Blossom Studio in Phoenix, AZ. And it was mastered by Berlin at The Loft Studio, Los Angeles.

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These details show a production process with multiple recording and post-production locations and many contributors to the final release. Another way to present a song ahead of Black Box Warning is with the official video. With "NDRI," Some Days Are Darker introduces that musical terrain for fans of gothic rock and darkwave, while also offering an early connection to the band's upcoming studio work. "NDRI" is a release in its own right and a marker for where things are headed with "Black Box Warning."

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