Los Angeles-based indie rock duo Social Gravy return with โGet Away,โ a gritty, riff-driven track that doubles down on their signature blend of melody and edge. As the second single from their upcoming EP The Pebble (2026), the song builds on their knack for balancing radio-ready hooks with a raw, unpolished attitude. Known for their โromantic rockโnโrollโ leanings, Brad Kohn and Vee Bordukov keep things grounded in emotion, with a restless urgency bubbling just beneath the surface.
Right from the jump, โGet Awayโ kicks in with rolling drums that feel like theyโre gearing up for something inevitable. Then the guitars hit, grinding, gritty, and looping in a smug, almost hypnotic rhythm that carries through the entire track. Itโs one of those riffs that sticks, because it knows exactly what itโs doing. The beat rumbles steadily underneath, giving the whole song a sense of forward motion, like itโs constantly pushing toward an exit that never quite arrives.
Vocally, the track leans into attitude. The husky delivery feels deliberate, almost tunnel-visioned, like a man stuck in his own head with one goal: escape. When he opens with โWe misread the signs, poisoned storylines etching us away,โ thereโs already a sense of weariness creeping in. And as the chorus circles back to that desire, โstrumming on a string, praying for the win, get away from this place,โ it comes like a necessity.
Thereโs something compelling about how the song doesnโt overcomplicate itself. It sticks to its core idea and rides it out, letting the instrumentation and repetition do the heavy lifting. That simplicity works in its favorโitโs direct, relatable, and easy to sink into.
All in all, โGet Awayโ is a moody, riff-heavy ride that captures that itch to break free, even when youโre not sure where youโre headed next.
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Review by: Naomi Joan