The F-Use debuts anthemic and high-octane grunge rock

Hitting you like a high-octane brick wall, The F-Use has announced his debut single, ‘For The Love Of God’.
The Nashville artist undertakes the role of a four-piece band; singing, guitar, bass and drums, this man can do it all.
Written and recorded entirely by frontman Matthew Estevez, he takes on The White Stripes, Nirvana, and Gorillaz sensibilities which come together for a powerful, head-rocking grunge rock sound.
‘For The Love Of God’ was created during the pandemic lockdown. Allowing Matthew to release his frustrations into a high-octane masterpiece.
The F-Use has become a cornerstone of the Nashville rock scene by bringing back the best of 90s grunge and fusing it with modern rock production and excellent writing.
The high-octane riffs are immense and the overall production, in general, is well-cohered together. This hidden gem is just waiting to be discovered.
Teaming up with 104° Collective, The F-Use has a music video for ‘For The Love Of God’. It captures the song’s up and down mood perfectly as Estevez’s head becomes a TV.
It looks like he had so much fun where he could scream and shout at the top of his voice without anyone else hearing him.
Check out the video below and don’t forget to leave an ICM Star Rating out of 10.



