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Chain Cult: We're Not Alone 7"
āOnce the sadness of their 2020 canceled American tour was gone, Chain Cult went back to the practice space to write new songs, it was a perfect way to keep finding meaning in a world at a standstill.
They are back stronger than ever with two new raging post-punk anthems, theyāre bringing exactly what we need in these troubled times. These two songs give us elements for reflection on our lives, a good occasion to think about what we miss and what we want for the future.
Ā« Weāre not Alone Ā» and Ā« Always a mess Ā» show the band at its best. The very powerful rhythm section allows the guitarist to play the most beautiful and dark melodies and the singer to chant the catchy choruses that Chain Cult is known for.
During uncertain times, it is good to be surrounded by people you trust to continue moving forward ; in this spirit Chain Cult has kept the same recipe as for their previous records.
No one can say what the future holds and we canāt act like this is normal but always shall we remember that weāre not alone in this worldā (Nico Destructure)
Our take: Weāre Not Alone is a new two-song single from this punk band from Athens, Greece, composed during the pandemic and reflecting the weirdness of our current times. While the lyrics address isolation, this isnāt anything new for Chain Cult, who actually titled their first EP Isolation. The music is also in the same vein as the bandās previous releases, a style of heavy, dark, and melodic punk that I donāt hear too often these days. Chain Cult reminds me of the melodic bands that Feral Ward Records would put outā¦ bands like Complications, Masshysteri, and Criminal Damage. It sounds like music for old heads who might have a faded Leatherface or Jawbreaker shirt mixed in among their āconcert greyā hardcore tees (I am very much part of this club). As with Leatherface, the guitars are heavy yet packed with melancholic melodies, and the songs are grounded in anthemic UK punk and oi!. Putting out a two-song single is a bold move but both tracks are strong, dense with hooks and with a sense of emotional and political gravitas.
They are back stronger than ever with two new raging post-punk anthems, theyāre bringing exactly what we need in these troubled times. These two songs give us elements for reflection on our lives, a good occasion to think about what we miss and what we want for the future.
Ā« Weāre not Alone Ā» and Ā« Always a mess Ā» show the band at its best. The very powerful rhythm section allows the guitarist to play the most beautiful and dark melodies and the singer to chant the catchy choruses that Chain Cult is known for.
During uncertain times, it is good to be surrounded by people you trust to continue moving forward ; in this spirit Chain Cult has kept the same recipe as for their previous records.
No one can say what the future holds and we canāt act like this is normal but always shall we remember that weāre not alone in this worldā (Nico Destructure)
Our take: Weāre Not Alone is a new two-song single from this punk band from Athens, Greece, composed during the pandemic and reflecting the weirdness of our current times. While the lyrics address isolation, this isnāt anything new for Chain Cult, who actually titled their first EP Isolation. The music is also in the same vein as the bandās previous releases, a style of heavy, dark, and melodic punk that I donāt hear too often these days. Chain Cult reminds me of the melodic bands that Feral Ward Records would put outā¦ bands like Complications, Masshysteri, and Criminal Damage. It sounds like music for old heads who might have a faded Leatherface or Jawbreaker shirt mixed in among their āconcert greyā hardcore tees (I am very much part of this club). As with Leatherface, the guitars are heavy yet packed with melancholic melodies, and the songs are grounded in anthemic UK punk and oi!. Putting out a two-song single is a bold move but both tracks are strong, dense with hooks and with a sense of emotional and political gravitas.
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Chain Cult: We're Not Alone 7"
Chain Cult: We're Not Alone 7"
āOnce the sadness of their 2020 canceled American tour was gone, Chain Cult went back to the practice space to write new songs, it was a perfect way to keep finding meaning in a world at a standstill.
They are back stronger than ever with two new raging post-punk anthems, theyāre bringing exactly what we need in these troubled times. These two songs give us elements for reflection on our lives, a good occasion to think about what we miss and what we want for the future.
Ā« Weāre not Alone Ā» and Ā« Always a mess Ā» show the band at its best. The very powerful rhythm section allows the guitarist to play the most beautiful and dark melodies and the singer to chant the catchy choruses that Chain Cult is known for.
During uncertain times, it is good to be surrounded by people you trust to continue moving forward ; in this spirit Chain Cult has kept the same recipe as for their previous records.
No one can say what the future holds and we canāt act like this is normal but always shall we remember that weāre not alone in this worldā (Nico Destructure)
Our take: Weāre Not Alone is a new two-song single from this punk band from Athens, Greece, composed during the pandemic and reflecting the weirdness of our current times. While the lyrics address isolation, this isnāt anything new for Chain Cult, who actually titled their first EP Isolation. The music is also in the same vein as the bandās previous releases, a style of heavy, dark, and melodic punk that I donāt hear too often these days. Chain Cult reminds me of the melodic bands that Feral Ward Records would put outā¦ bands like Complications, Masshysteri, and Criminal Damage. It sounds like music for old heads who might have a faded Leatherface or Jawbreaker shirt mixed in among their āconcert greyā hardcore tees (I am very much part of this club). As with Leatherface, the guitars are heavy yet packed with melancholic melodies, and the songs are grounded in anthemic UK punk and oi!. Putting out a two-song single is a bold move but both tracks are strong, dense with hooks and with a sense of emotional and political gravitas.
They are back stronger than ever with two new raging post-punk anthems, theyāre bringing exactly what we need in these troubled times. These two songs give us elements for reflection on our lives, a good occasion to think about what we miss and what we want for the future.
Ā« Weāre not Alone Ā» and Ā« Always a mess Ā» show the band at its best. The very powerful rhythm section allows the guitarist to play the most beautiful and dark melodies and the singer to chant the catchy choruses that Chain Cult is known for.
During uncertain times, it is good to be surrounded by people you trust to continue moving forward ; in this spirit Chain Cult has kept the same recipe as for their previous records.
No one can say what the future holds and we canāt act like this is normal but always shall we remember that weāre not alone in this worldā (Nico Destructure)
Our take: Weāre Not Alone is a new two-song single from this punk band from Athens, Greece, composed during the pandemic and reflecting the weirdness of our current times. While the lyrics address isolation, this isnāt anything new for Chain Cult, who actually titled their first EP Isolation. The music is also in the same vein as the bandās previous releases, a style of heavy, dark, and melodic punk that I donāt hear too often these days. Chain Cult reminds me of the melodic bands that Feral Ward Records would put outā¦ bands like Complications, Masshysteri, and Criminal Damage. It sounds like music for old heads who might have a faded Leatherface or Jawbreaker shirt mixed in among their āconcert greyā hardcore tees (I am very much part of this club). As with Leatherface, the guitars are heavy yet packed with melancholic melodies, and the songs are grounded in anthemic UK punk and oi!. Putting out a two-song single is a bold move but both tracks are strong, dense with hooks and with a sense of emotional and political gravitas.
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āOnce the sadness of their 2020 canceled American tour was gone, Chain Cult went back to the practice space to write new songs, it was a perfect way to keep finding meaning in a world at a standstill.
They are back stronger than ever with two new raging post-punk anthems, theyāre bringing exactly what we need in these troubled times. These two songs give us elements for reflection on our lives, a good occasion to think about what we miss and what we want for the future.
Ā« Weāre not Alone Ā» and Ā« Always a mess Ā» show the band at its best. The very powerful rhythm section allows the guitarist to play the most beautiful and dark melodies and the singer to chant the catchy choruses that Chain Cult is known for.
During uncertain times, it is good to be surrounded by people you trust to continue moving forward ; in this spirit Chain Cult has kept the same recipe as for their previous records.
No one can say what the future holds and we canāt act like this is normal but always shall we remember that weāre not alone in this worldā (Nico Destructure)
Our take: Weāre Not Alone is a new two-song single from this punk band from Athens, Greece, composed during the pandemic and reflecting the weirdness of our current times. While the lyrics address isolation, this isnāt anything new for Chain Cult, who actually titled their first EP Isolation. The music is also in the same vein as the bandās previous releases, a style of heavy, dark, and melodic punk that I donāt hear too often these days. Chain Cult reminds me of the melodic bands that Feral Ward Records would put outā¦ bands like Complications, Masshysteri, and Criminal Damage. It sounds like music for old heads who might have a faded Leatherface or Jawbreaker shirt mixed in among their āconcert greyā hardcore tees (I am very much part of this club). As with Leatherface, the guitars are heavy yet packed with melancholic melodies, and the songs are grounded in anthemic UK punk and oi!. Putting out a two-song single is a bold move but both tracks are strong, dense with hooks and with a sense of emotional and political gravitas.
They are back stronger than ever with two new raging post-punk anthems, theyāre bringing exactly what we need in these troubled times. These two songs give us elements for reflection on our lives, a good occasion to think about what we miss and what we want for the future.
Ā« Weāre not Alone Ā» and Ā« Always a mess Ā» show the band at its best. The very powerful rhythm section allows the guitarist to play the most beautiful and dark melodies and the singer to chant the catchy choruses that Chain Cult is known for.
During uncertain times, it is good to be surrounded by people you trust to continue moving forward ; in this spirit Chain Cult has kept the same recipe as for their previous records.
No one can say what the future holds and we canāt act like this is normal but always shall we remember that weāre not alone in this worldā (Nico Destructure)
Our take: Weāre Not Alone is a new two-song single from this punk band from Athens, Greece, composed during the pandemic and reflecting the weirdness of our current times. While the lyrics address isolation, this isnāt anything new for Chain Cult, who actually titled their first EP Isolation. The music is also in the same vein as the bandās previous releases, a style of heavy, dark, and melodic punk that I donāt hear too often these days. Chain Cult reminds me of the melodic bands that Feral Ward Records would put outā¦ bands like Complications, Masshysteri, and Criminal Damage. It sounds like music for old heads who might have a faded Leatherface or Jawbreaker shirt mixed in among their āconcert greyā hardcore tees (I am very much part of this club). As with Leatherface, the guitars are heavy yet packed with melancholic melodies, and the songs are grounded in anthemic UK punk and oi!. Putting out a two-song single is a bold move but both tracks are strong, dense with hooks and with a sense of emotional and political gravitas.
