Hayley & The Crushers Reveal New Single ‘Cul-de-Sac’

Have you ever felt trapped in a sunny place? Inspired by the eerie 1972 book The Stepford Wives by Ira Levin, Hayley And The Crushers new single Cul-de-Sac is a moody exploration of the feeling of being trapped by both internal and external forces. Cul-de-Sac was recorded and mixed by legendary LA punk producer Paul Roessler at Josie Cotton‘s Kitten Robot Studios in Los Angeles and mastered by Mass Giorgini.

“2020 was a bitch, so it’s probably somewhat expected that the ‘summer jams’ of 2021 would be tinged with a bit of PTSD. As many of you already know, Dr. Cain and I were literally stuck hanging out in the cul-de-sac where we live. I’d walk the dog ten times a day, waving to the same neighbors. The paranoia and despair of a global pandemic unfolding day-to-day became part of the daily ritual, like watering the vegetables. This song reflects that silent screaming feeling that so many of us now know so well.”

You can stream and purchase Cul-de-Sac via digital platforms here