SINGLE REVIEW: ASSASSINS - Runaway

Melbourne’s ASSASSINS bring back ‘Runaway’, a track originally penned in 1982 that has stood the test of time, remaining a crowd favourite in their live performances. This re-recording captures the essence of the era, addressing the war and violence of the 80s while urging listeners to reflect on the persistence of these issues today.

The song kicks off with a thunderous introduction, setting the stage for shimmering uptempo guitars that evoke a sense of nostalgia. It’s a driven, high-energy affair, combining powerful anthemic rock with killer riffs and pulsating drums that keep the adrenaline pumping. The melodic vocals, infused with a raw edge, convey an authentic confidence that amplifies the song’s bold message.

‘Runaway’ is an epic, no-frills rock belter, embodying the spirit of a generation while reminding us of the challenges that still resonate. ASSASSINS continue to showcase their mastery, delivering a track that’s as compelling now as it was decades ago.

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