The Plague issue a pop punk ballad with ‘Living In The Past’, that delves into themes of introspection and healing, touching on regret, grief, and the desire for redemption. As The Plague explained, “I’ve lost a lot of close people to me in the past years. I hope this song can help anyone struggling with grief.”
‘Living In The Past’ showcases The Plague‘s signature blend of rock and pop punk, with elements of modern and alternative rock woven seamlessly throughout into a ballad that journeys through despair and aspires to hope.
The Plague is the brainchild of producer/engineer David Adam Monroe, a pioneer of future punk, whose post-apocalyptic themes portray the struggles of being human and encouraging people to break free of the superficial and to know they are not alone.
You can purchase/stream ‘Living In The Past’ here via FiXT and check out the lyric video here at RAMzine.
