The main riff carries much of the song. It’s clear-cut and catchy; a perfect punk-rock
staple to keep listeners engaged and connected to the track. Add in a 5-string bass to heavily
thump some beef right along with the guitar and thrashing drums, and you’ve got something of
deformative beauty. Those low B notes seriously drive the rhythm into your chest. Just imagine
these instruments mic’d up at a concert.
Now let’s talk vocals. They’re gritty. An angry mix of hardcore punk and grungy rock n’
roll reminiscence of Nirvana, The Exies, or even The Hives. Singer Jig sends a personal hate
letter to those who tell you no, after you put your creative passion into something and expect
respect in return. I’d want to burn the world too.
In a song about maintaining your creative
control and telling A&R reps to frankly, f*ck off, ZIG
MENTALITY’S name says it all; to be ready to grow
and adapt at a sharp angle.