Glass Cannon calls their sound Indie Grunge—loud, raw, and just a little rough around the edges, like the soundtrack to late nights and old scars. They slam down hard-hitting rhythms and smear them into melodic passages that feel messy in the best way, creating a haze of atmosphere you can sink into while the beats keep your head nodding. It's music that doesn't care about polish—it cares about hitting you where it counts. With riffs that crash like busted amps and grooves that stick to your bones, Glass Cannon lives in that sweet spot between chaos and catharsis. One moment it's snarling, the next it's pulling you under with moody textures, but it never loses its grit. Grunge is alive and kicking, and this time it's older, louder, and having way more fun.