Hard To Explain dive headfirst into the fire with their latest hard-hitting anthem, S!CK—a seething blend of hard rock and nu-metal fury that spits venom at betrayal. Packed with raw emotion, crushing riffs, and a gut-punching vocal performance, this track isn’t just a song—it’s a full-blown reckoning.
From the moment the first line drops, S!CK drags listeners into the wreckage of a toxic relationship, where regret gives way to rage and reflection turns to retaliation. The lyrics cut deep, painting a picture of deception and disillusionment: "It’s not the fact you’re gone that hurts the most, it’s that I believed we could achieve anything." The bitter realization hits hard, amplified by pounding drums and blistering guitar work that capture the chaos of betrayal.
But S!CK doesn’t just wallow—it fights back. The venomous chorus ("Oh god, you make me sick") is an unfiltered eruption of fury, propelled by a relentless rhythm section and guttural vocals that ooze with contempt. The song builds towards an explosive climax, where personal vengeance takes center stage, flipping the script on the one who caused the pain: "You can’t imagine the chain reaction when I’m still standing and you’re the bitch!"
Hard To Explain channel the raw energy of classic nu-metal with a modern edge, fusing crushing breakdowns with spitfire aggression. Fans of bands like Slipknot, Korn, and Mudvayne will find themselves right at home in the chaos. If you’ve ever been stabbed in the back and wanted to scream your lungs out, S!CK is your anthem.
Listen at your own risk—this track doesn’t just hit hard, it leaves a scar.
Hard to Explain is a metal band from Northern Ireland, emerging from the challenges of the recent pandemic. This powerhouse 4-piece delivers heavy riffs, intense energy, and melodic depth, promising unforgettable shows filled with electrifying performances and unmatched vibes. With a sound that blends raw aggression with soaring melodies, they're set to make a lasting impact on the metal scene. Expect nothing less than relentless energy and anthems that resonate long after the show ends.
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