Bone Cult’s “Free Yourself” is a thrilling opener from their album “Digital Afterlife.” Drawing inspiration from influential acts like The Prodigy, Pendulum, and Justice, Bone Cult has concocted a high-octane blend of electronic and rock elements.
The song kicks off with an overpowering arching sound, only to jump into an adrenaline-pumping introduction. The pounding drums and gnarling guitars merge sonically and throw us into a maelstrom of invigorating and desperate instrumentals.
The vocals, calm and composed, provide an intriguing contrast to the fiery instrumentals. This dichotomy gives the track a unique and captivating atmosphere. This way, the song balances the urgency with a cool, almost detached demeanor. We can hear distant, haunting echoes in the background. The song finds ways to add a dark edge to the overall experience.
Lyrically, “Free Yourself” strikes a resonant chord like most rock music. The line “I don’t wanna feel this pain anymore” delivers the desire to break free from the shackles of suffering and find solace.
Though it was mostly self-recorded, electro producer Bobby Tank refined the album with additional mixing and producing. It combines the urgency of electronic music with the raw energy of rock, forging a track that’s equally dynamic and immersive.
Bone Cult’s standout track “Free Yourself” is a pulse-pounding experience that leaves you craving more. Check out their “Digital Afterlife” album on Spotify.
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Review By: Naomi Joan