Here's a tiny clip of from our upcoming DEBUT SINGLE "Good For You", dropping September 4th!

Good For You - Single

Good For You - Sneak Peek

I knew you would 
Fall in love again 
I knew you would 
Find another friend 
It was about time 
You would see the wrong I did to you 

I knew you would 
Find a way 
To understand the way I am 
Though I know that Iam bad 
And maybe 
This could be 
A way that I can see the truth 

I told you 
That I could be the one for you 
You believed me but I wasn’t true
I tried my best but I failed any way 
And now I left you blue oh blue! 

I knew you would 
Fall in love again 
I knew you would 
Find another friend 
It was about time 
You would see the wrong I did to you

Good For You

Come one 
Send shivers down my spine 
Through this mist you shall be mine 
Don’t blink, or you’ll be eaten alive 
For the demons march towards your demise

Come closer my darling, you’ll see 
I’ll be your wildest dreams 
It won’t hurt much my darling 
You’ll be in lifelong fantasy

Silence your mind, surrender your soul 
Give me your heart, do as you’re told 
I'll feed on your sins, your sadness, and fear 
For tonight it ends right here

Hush now, and listen to the voices 
Echo like sirens in the sea 
Let my cold fingers touch your soul 
Oh, honey 
I'm hungry

Silence your mind, surrender your soul 
Give me your heart, do as you’re told 
I'll feed on your sins, your sadness, and fear 
For tonight it ends right here

Brujeria 

I sent my signal down to Earth 
Hoping to find you 
My sweet boy
When I sent my love, I was hoping 
That you would send some in return 

But you left me here tongue tied 
With empty replies 
And you’re the reason why 
I cry-oh-I cry 

And when I was a little girl 
Momma always said 
"Rejection is always there”
But now that I am grown
And I have tears to shed 
Oh momma-it seems unfair   

But you left me here tongue tied 
With empty replies 
And you’re the reason why 
I cry-oh-I cry

No One's Home

Pushin' Up Roses is a SoCal rock outfit formed in between the cool California beaches and the Mojave desert. Blending the chill lo-fi waves of early surf rock and the dingy cacophony of your typical garage punk. They are set to making tunes to dance, drive, and cry to.