Tablefox confront the ghosts of the past on powerful new single ‘Seven Years’

New Zealand alt-rock outfit Tablefox continue their impressive ascent with ‘Seven Years’, an emotionally charged new single exploring the destructive weight of guilt, regret and the painful necessity of letting go.

Following a run of much-loved anthems in recent years, the band have established themselves as an increasingly compelling presence within the alt-rock landscape, earning opportunities to share stages with influential acts including James, The Charlatans, Ash, Ride, Inspiral Carpets and Big Country.

With ‘Seven Years’, Tablefox turn their attention towards the emotional consequences of carrying unresolved experiences for too long, examining how memories and mistakes can gradually become inseparable from our identities.

Exploring the complicated relationship between denial, self-preservation and self-destruction, the track confronts the uncomfortable realisation that moving forward sometimes requires abandoning something that once felt impossible to release.

Having spent recent years building their reputation alongside some of alternative rock’s most celebrated names, Tablefox continue to demonstrate their commitment to emotionally resonant songwriting.