SINGLE REVIEW: Dead Vixens - Eat the Rich

'Eat the Rich' is the debut single from Dead Vixens, a track that blends energetic punk with prog-rock influences. It tackles the struggles of working-class people while exploring the desire to retaliate against the current economic system.

Driven by distorted guitars and a rockabilly esque punk beat, the track bursts with captivating energy. The powerhouse, soulful vocals pull you in, while the progressive lulls in the song add a depth that elevates it beyond a standard punk track, all while maintaining the rebellious spirit that punk is known for. As the track ramps up, the gang vocals grab your attention, making for a dynamic shift in energy.

Politically charged and universally relevant, 'Eat the Rich' seamlessly blends punk, prog, rock, and rock 'n' roll, creating an exhilarating, captivating listen. The guitar bursts are impressive, yet they retain a certain DIY quality, adding authenticity to the song. The screamed elements inject a raw, protesting nature, releasing pent-up frustration.

At almost 7 minutes long, this track is an epic listen, giving the band ample space to showcase their abilities. It’s a magnificently multifaceted soundscape that blurs genre boundaries. They merge the DIY ethos of punk with the technicality of prog and the immaculate production of rock, resulting in killer riffs, catchy hooks, powerful drums, and vocals with such range that they’ll blow your mind. The loud, instrumental outro serves as the perfect crescendo, bringing the song to a dramatic, satisfying close.

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