"Replay" by Poison Oak

Poison Oak return with “Replay,” a track that captures a band firing on all cylinders. The Townsville-based rockers blend indie brightness with punk-driven intensity, delivering a sound that feels both spontaneous and deliberate. From the first note, the song moves with urgency—catchy without feeling overproduced, emotional without tipping into excess—demanding attention and repeat listens. The song’s strength lies in its sense of movement. Shimmering guitar work intertwines with punchy rhythms, creating a dynamic flow that keeps the energy high throughout.

Rather than leaning on safe formulas, “Replay” evolves as it unfolds, showcasing a band confident enough to let their instincts lead the way. There’s an authenticity in the performance that makes every moment feel earned. Their reputation as a formidable live act is clearly reflected here. “Replay” sounds built for the stage, carrying an anthemic quality that invites audience participation and amplifies its impact in a live setting.

It’s easy to imagine the track igniting crowds, turning venues into shared moments of release and exhilaration. As a taste of what’s to come from their forthcoming album, “Replay” makes a strong statement. It reinforces Poison Oak’s growing presence in the Australian rock scene and hints at a record that will be bold, cohesive, and emotionally charged—one that builds on their journey while confidently pushing forward.

Theo