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The three members of Set It Off are embracing their newfound status as an independent band
by breaking the chains that once held them back. That is, letting go of the disillusionment,
societal pressure, and online criticism that torments artists in the 21st century. Social media is
pulling the strings, and the expectation to satisfy everyone else’s expectations is a heavy cross
to bear. But the trio is done with the puppetry and entering a new era of prioritizing freedom over
the fear of failure.
Blending a vast spectrum of sonic influences, writing music is a means of catharsis for Set It Off.
And their most recent singles prove that the genre-bending band is here to stay. Independence has reinvigorated Cody Carson
(singer/lyricist), Zach DeWall (guitarist), and Maxx Danziger (drummer) to create a world that’s
entirely new yet reminiscent of the sparks they felt during the release cycle of their debut record,
Cinematics (2012). Emphasizing breaking the dopamine loop and finding true fulfillment means
making music and visuals from the heart. And over a decade later, the trio’s sincerity continues
to resonate with fans. It is this unvarnished honesty that has landed the rock act rotation on
radio stations like Sirius XM’s Octane, a milestone that the guys take pride in.
“We feel like we’re a new band again,” drummer Maxx Danziger says. “This is the most fun
we’ve ever had, and we’re going to keep chasing that feeling. We want to take over the world.”
by breaking the chains that once held them back. That is, letting go of the disillusionment,
societal pressure, and online criticism that torments artists in the 21st century. Social media is
pulling the strings, and the expectation to satisfy everyone else’s expectations is a heavy cross
to bear. But the trio is done with the puppetry and entering a new era of prioritizing freedom over
the fear of failure.
Blending a vast spectrum of sonic influences, writing music is a means of catharsis for Set It Off.
And their most recent singles prove that the genre-bending band is here to stay. Independence has reinvigorated Cody Carson
(singer/lyricist), Zach DeWall (guitarist), and Maxx Danziger (drummer) to create a world that’s
entirely new yet reminiscent of the sparks they felt during the release cycle of their debut record,
Cinematics (2012). Emphasizing breaking the dopamine loop and finding true fulfillment means
making music and visuals from the heart. And over a decade later, the trio’s sincerity continues
to resonate with fans. It is this unvarnished honesty that has landed the rock act rotation on
radio stations like Sirius XM’s Octane, a milestone that the guys take pride in.
“We feel like we’re a new band again,” drummer Maxx Danziger says. “This is the most fun
we’ve ever had, and we’re going to keep chasing that feeling. We want to take over the world.”
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