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With Green Day, Blink-182, and Jimmy Eat World reminiscent of the sound of Brothers in Vain, they have reinvigorated vintage themes with a nostalgic feeling in “Ran Away from Hell.” The catch is that the song is still upbeat because for the narrator, the dark days are done with and left in the past, and life is just about reflecting on the lessons with which they have broken free.
The song starts with a haunting guitar melody that sets the mood for the entire track. As the drums kick in, the tension builds, and the vocals come in, delivering an emotional and raw performance. The lyrics tell the story of someone who has been through a dark period in their life and has managed to escape it, but the scars are still there. The chorus is particularly impactful with its intense parallel syntax building on the ethos all the way to the crescendo. The melody is sure to get stuck in your head for days to come.
The guitar work in this track is exceptional, with intricate riffs and soaring solos that add to the song’s overall power. The drums are equally impressive, driving the song forward and giving it a sense of urgency.
Overall, “Ran Away From Hell” is a track that will resonate with anyone who has been through a tough time and managed to come out the other side. With its powerful vocals, stunning guitar work, and memorable chorus, this track is sure to become a fan favorite.
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Review By: Naomi Joan