Monday, December 9, 2024

In a Worldwide Panic Break Me Down

Worldwide Panic’s first release from their upcoming sophomore LP, is furious new single Break Me Down, that’s out now, with the album slated for release in the first quarter of 2025.

The new release is a rant against authority figures who try to break you down and control you through mind games, from the Los Angeles hard rock/alt.metal band.  The song was produced by the Bob Marlette (Seether, Airbourne, Saliva; Rob Zombie) and mastered by Chris ‘Zeuss’ Harris (Shadows Fall, Hatebreed, Demon Hunter, Rob Zombie).  

‘Break Me Down’ starts off with a middle-eastern flavoured sitar line, and then explodes into an ominous down-tuned rhythm, bolstered by crunching guitars and thunderous drums that sounds like equal parts Disturbed, Rammstein and Rob Zombie. The earworm chorus lingers long after the track has ended, intending to making for a compelling anthem of frustration.

Worldwide Panic frontman Lane Steele said: “The song – like almost all of our songs – has a rich back story. We were looking for producers to hire to work on our new material. We met with a famous producer at a multi-million dollar studio. We were told that our material wasn’t good and ‘Where’s the hook’ – When its staring you in the face the whole time. We left and simply said to each other ‘Why should we work with someone who wants to break us down, just to build us up again?’ And then the song was written within the next 48 hours. We recorded the song with a legend, Bob Marlette. He and his family poured their hearts and souls into this track. It helped make Worldwide Panic sound bigger than I could ever imagine. The experience was great and I am super proud of this track.”

 The video for Break Me Down  was directed by Andre Brown and filmed at Monarch Film Studios in Los Angeles and you can check it out here at RAMzine.

Paul H Birch
Paul H Birch
RAMzine Senior Writer - Writer of fiction, faction and fact, has edited several newsstand magazines. He declares himself a hack for hire but refuses to compromise on the subject of music.

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