Sure the '80s saw its fair share of bad trends (see: acid wash denim and massive frizzy hair), but was it all that bad?

Here to give the era  a better name is Dance for the Dying, a Washington, D.C. based band with super catchy choruses, upbeat synths, and sentimental lyrics. The foursome is set to release their second EP next week, but we have their brand new single "Cold" just to hold you over. 

"Thematically the song order of this album represents the stages in a relationship. 'Cold' is the turning point when things go from contentment and happiness to frustration and resentment," says frontwoman M.C. Wolfe of the New Wave track. But don't assume the track is a downer; as we learned from The Cure, gloomy in the '80s sense of the word isn't all that gloomy.

Take a listen and download it for free below!
ALI HOFFMAN

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