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Feral Business Releases Haunting Sophomore Album "Sanpaku Eyes" Flagstaff, Arizona’s genre-defying music project Feral Business has returned with their electrifying sophomore album, Sanpaku Eyes. Known for their gritty fusion of Goth Rock, Darkwave, Alt Rock, and Electronic Dance Music, Feral Business once again proves they are not here to follow trends—they're here to set them. Released under 1st Drop Music, Sanpaku Eyes is a brooding and visceral listening experience, fusing raw emotion with dance-floor-ready energy. A Genre-Bending Sonic Journey Sanpaku Eyes brings together the chaos and beauty of Feral Business’ unique sound. The band thrives in the shadows, pulling influence from punk ethos, post-punk rhythms, industrial textures, and the lush darkness of synth-driven electronic music. Whether it's the pulsing beats, snarling vocals, or haunted melodies, each track on the album is crafted to provoke and energize. Highlight Singles: "Kick the Crown" and "Goblin" Two standout singles, "Kick the Crown" and "Goblin," anchor the album with unapologetic force. "Kick the Crown" is a battle cry—an anthem of rebellion and resistance delivered through pounding drums and infectious darkwave rhythms. Meanwhile, "Goblin" dives into the twisted world of manipulation and toxic behavior, revealing the real monsters that lurk in modern relationships. With driving basslines and distorted synths, it's a chilling yet danceable callout that perfectly captures the band’s fearless storytelling. Music With a Message At its core, Sanpaku Eyes is more than just a record—it's a statement. Feral Business continues to use their music to push boundaries and shine light into the darker corners of society, love, and identity. The album title itself draws from the Japanese concept of sanpaku, referring to a condition in which the white space of the eye appears more pronounced—a metaphor for emotional and spiritual imbalance. Rooted in Arizona, Made for the Underground Hailing from the high…