French rock band Barn Hooker has released their latest single, “ANTIBLUES (Dance with the Devil),” a track that uses a gritty, western-fairground aesthetic to critique the modern trend of “miracle cures” for mental well-being. The song features a charismatic salesman peddling elixirs for the blues, serving as an ironic commentary on the commodification of suffering and the desperate pacts people make to find relief. It’s a dark, high-energy anthem that asks exactly how far someone is willing to go to feel better.

The release marks a new chapter for the band’s revamped lineup, centered around the magnetic vocals of frontwoman Joey Delish. Musically, the track stays true to the group’s “visceral” style, blending stoner rock, blues, and metal with a heavy, rhythmic groove. Designed for a raw live experience, “ANTIBLUES” solidifies Barn Hooker’s shift toward a more provocative and unrefined sound.