Tel Aviv quartet Document are back with a new track Hustle, filled with some manic post-punk vibes.

Bursting with gritty riffs and infectiously raw drums, Hustle is another track that makes us pumped about Document‘s forthcoming album, The Void Repeats that will grace our presence on November 9th.

Vocalist Nir Ben Jacob explains:

‘Hustle’ revolves around themes of digital addiction – spending hours online and having nothing to show for it, wasting time scrolling and swiping, while not being able to stop. The screen has become an extension of the self. Humans have now become more like plants – they need to be interconnected and depend on technology. Phones are the roots that allow us to be connected to everything else. We‘ve rooted ourselves in our modernity. Our identities can change online. We project what we want others to see. The screen has become a mirror. The phone takes away the ability to be intimate, and you are left alone with a distortion of reality. There’s the addiction of immediate gratification, the online approvals are ‘pseudo-pleasure’. This has all led to pointless compulsive behaviour.