An irresistible alternative rock tune that’s ready to sweep you off your feet.
Blending disco, synth-pop, and glam-rock influences, Jesus Christ Supercar has built a reputation for electrifying dance parties and headbanging riffs. With previous releases like “Rumble,” “Radar,” “What Time?,” and “Knights,” the band continues to deliver their signature sound. Their latest release, “French Girls,” is the second single from their upcoming EP, RELIABLE BRAKE SERVICE. Described by the band as “power pop simplicity crashing into Supercar’s trademark fuzz and synths,” the track brings an infectious energy.
“French Girls” offers a dazzling mix of vibrant guitars, ear-pleasing synths, and pulse-raising beats, creating a dance-ready backdrop that merges power pop and indie rock. Lyrics like “Making friends, making enemies, these French girls make it hard to breathe” grab our attention, while the hook—“These French girls are killing me”—captures the intoxicating allure of the unattainable. With its nostalgic feel and uplifting energy, French Girls is an irresistible alt-rock anthem ready to get you moving. So press play and turn it up.
Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.
