Out now, Fight The Fade’s hard rock anthemic single ‘Quarantine’, taken from new album Isolationist due out on 18th October from FiXT.
The single delves into the turmoil of isolation and self-reliance. ‘Quarantine’ is a visceral plea for space amidst inner struggle. The track is a reflection of Fight The Fade‘s signature style, blending elements of hard rock, alternative rock, and modern rock, with moods that range from energetic to fiercely introspective.
The chorus echoes the protagonist’s need for solitude with thought provoking lyrics: “Quarantine, Stay away from me, I’ll separate myself, For my own sanity.” Through poignant reflections on healing and resilience, Fight The Fade delivers a cathartic yet intense anthem for those navigating inner turmoil.
You can stream/purchase it here and check out the video here at RAMzine.
Known for pulling together influences from rock, metal, and electronic music, Fight the Fade has forged a sonic identity that wraps heartfelt lyrical themes within a robust production style and delivers them with nuanced and diverse writing approaches. The band’s work ethic and innovative blend of genres led them to an album deal with independent electronic rock label FiXT in late 2020, with Fight the Fade releasing singles throughout 2021, leading to a full-length album Apophysitis released in July 2022.
‘Next Sunrise’, from their upcoming album Isolationist, slated for release in October 2024 from FiXT.
Picking up where earlier single ‘Gangrene’ left off, and before ‘Quarantine’ came ‘Next Sunrise’ that delivered an explosive soundscape, driven by intense rhythms, thrashing guitars, and a daring vocal performance from lead singer, Zene Smith. Incorporating synthesisers into heavy guitar work and thought provoking lyrics, Fight The Fade has released a defiant anthem without overshadowing the raw, primal energy of pure rock. Fierce in its delivery, defiant in spirit, the single is the next chapter into the compelling exploration of inner turmoil and external forces from the upcoming album, Isolationist. “It’s time.”
‘Next Sunrise’ is still on all platforms from FiXT here and you can check the video out here at RAMzine.
