Trash Faint’s debut single, Inside Out, is a bold and inventive track that seamlessly blends alternative rock, electronic, and hip-hop elements. Crashing distorted guitars set an intense tone, while delayed and processed vocals introduce an atmospheric layer to the sound. The production is tight, featuring intricate synth textures and dynamic vocal effects that enhance the driving groove. A momentary pause with percussion and effects adds tension before the full rock energy roars back, creating a track that feels fresh and unpredictable.
Composed at Tom Saint’s studio in Peckham and recorded at the iconic Dean Street Studios in Soho, Inside Out is the result of a powerful collaboration between DEAR TASH, CRASHFACE’s Otto, and Tom Saint. The song embodies the distinctive styles of all three artists, combining gritty 90s riot grrrl energy, gothic synthwave textures, and the dynamic punch of early 2000s rock.
The track’s production team, led by Jess Cake (known for work with Bambi Thug and Kiesza), Charlie Russell, and mastering engineer Grant Berry (Boston Manor, Busted, Normandie), ensures the highest quality sound. The result is a track with both raw edge and polished delivery, ready to resonate with fans of boundary-pushing alt-rock.
Speaking about the collaboration, Otto of CRASHFACE shared, “This track came together in one day, and it’s been a go-to for me ever since.” DEAR TASH described the single as “unapologetically bold,” embodying the unique essence of all three artists.
With a vibrant mix of male and female vocals, emo rap, and soaring rock instrumentation, Inside Out captures the energy of house-party jam sessions transformed into an electrifying studio production. This debut positions Trash Faint as a fearless force in modern rock, pushing boundaries and redefining what’s possible in the genre.