TOCK + TONE just dropped their latest single "Something To Do," and honestly? It’s exactly what you’d expect from this so-called "dysfunctional duo." Joel Tock and Steve Laxtón have been crafting this razor-sharp commentary from their Wisconsin hideout, blending genres like they’re mixing cocktails at 2 AM.
Their discography cuts deep into modern culture with electrifying satire. Rock meets soul, R&B tangles with blues—it’s musical chaos that somehow works perfectly.
"Something to Do" hits different though. The track layers jangling guitars over potent percussion, creating these rich, infectious grooves that’ll stick in your head for days. Those hypnotic vocals? They float above the energetic instrumentation before absolutely exploding into a hook that’s pure catharsis.
But here’s the thing—this isn’t your typical feel-good anthem. The song tackles modern disillusionment head-on, wrapped in character-rich observations that’ll make you squirm a little. Because let’s be real, who hasn’t felt that disconnect lately?
TOCK + TONE don’t spoon-feed you answers. Instead, they’re asking the hard questions: what’s authentic in your life, and what’s just performance? It’s uncomfortable territory, but that’s where the best art lives.
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The duo continues mixing sharp observations with wry humor and engaging melodies. Their sound remains both thoughtful and completely unpredictable—exactly what we need right now.
