SINGLE REVIEW: Fragile City - Words Unheard / Fragile City

'Words Unheard'
This track punches through the speakers with gritty riffs and relentless energy. It’s a whirlwind of hardcore punk colliding with melodic SoCal pop-punk vibes and post-hardcore snarls. The raw, DIY aesthetic gives it an edge, while the electrifying guitar solo feels like it’s ripped straight from a Guitar Hero playlist, an exhilarating climax to the song's driven, raucous momentum. Beneath the thunderous drums and churning riffs, there’s an undeniable sense of chaos held tightly together by the band’s rampant energy and sharp execution.

'Fragile City'
In stark contrast, the self-titled track opens on a pensive note, its mellow guitars and percussive intro setting a contemplative mood. As the song builds, thick guitar textures rumble into a grand, melodic alt-rock sound. The vocals are a standout here—quivering with vulnerability and weaving through the raw instrumentation without being drowned out. The production retains a perfectly unpolished, DIY charm, allowing the thoughtful and resonant instrumentation to shine. Where 'Words Unheard' is fierce and unrelenting, 'Fragile City' feels more introspective, offering a balanced showcase of the band’s dynamic range. Together, these tracks paint a vivid picture of Fragile City’s ability to deliver both ferocity and finesse.

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