The Haunt explore the addictive pull of destructive love on new single ‘Cocaine’
Alt-rock siblings The Haunt deliver a compelling exploration of emotional dependency with their powerful new single ‘Cocaine’, taken from their sophomore album ‘Ghost’, out now via Nettwerk.
Led by the formidable vocal presence of Anastasia Grace Haunt alongside her brother Maxamillion ‘Max’ Haunt, the duo continue to establish themselves as an exciting force in contemporary alternative rock, combining unflinching honesty with a rebellious musical identity.
At the heart of ‘Cocaine’ lies a painfully familiar contradiction: recognising the damage someone causes while remaining irresistibly drawn back to them. Using addiction as a metaphor for destructive romantic attachments, the track examines the emotional turmoil of relationships that become almost impossible to escape.
The release follows the success of their debut album ‘New Addiction’, which introduced audiences to the band’s fearless approach to difficult subjects through tracks including ‘Own Me’, ‘Going Under’ and ‘Masochistic Lovers’, featuring Escape the Fate’s Craig Mabbitt.