Bad Waitress Reveal ‘Delusions of Grandeur’ On New Single & Video

Toronto’s Bad Waitress have shared the second taste of their debut album, No Taste, that is due out on September 3rd via Royal Mountain Records. Delusions of Grandeur is another rambunctious and energetic track from the young Toronto punks following last month’s Strawberry Milkshake. Bad Waitress‘ antsy art punk revels in fits of fury and ego. It spits in your face and winks, ferocious and playful. The Toronto-based four-piece play like they’re conspiring or casting a spell, each member wielding a different power, howls and erratic drum fills and fiery riffs fueling one another. 

“When the wrong people get put into power, songs like this get written. It’s about wanting them to cut their teeth on the ground labourers have laid down for them. It’s an expression of classic working class frustrations; knowing those people, fuelled by their own greed and narcissism, will never see what you see – which we are reminded of daily on the news. We’re calling out a broken system with the hope and resilience to try to build something new. It’s a dynamic song that doesn’t go where you expect it to, complete with soaring vocals, bass breakdowns and disarming harmonies.“

You can pre-order No Taste here