Smashing down the door is Melbourne's greatest, Razor Burn, with their jerky-af soundtrack that goes by the name "Into The Void". This is not a typical Hundredth Rock song; it pulls no punches with huge, crashing guitars that cry out an emotion run riot through your ears, leaving you feeling as though you have been pummelled towards death in competition, and yet it still refuses to let go.
"Into the Void" pulls you immediately into the pandemonium of a storm hurtling through the air. Delivering their usual brand of huge, unruly guitar work, the title's weight is matched by lyrics that are typically sharp and bleak observations on life. Well-worn in the fires of bands like Foo Fighters and Rise Against, but cryogenically sealed with that unmistakable Razor Burn flame warfare.
And all that sweat, volume, and certainty are abundantly evident in the recording, which was recorded Live In Melbourne during a session that manages to capture every centimeter of energy inherent in a band forged within its dank cradle of dive bars and underground stages. Their signature sound, quick and heavy yet with melody in all the right places, carries "Into the Void" from just a song to an anthem for navigating the insane parts of life.
"Into the Void" has taken it upon themselves to deliver music that hits with a purpose. And in just a few days, they will be able to experience the explosive force of life. The fellas in Razor Burn are throwing themselves into their Aussie East Coast tour, exploding onto stages as bundles of pure energy. My only request is that you absorb this and feel "Into The Void," not just listen to it. Because trust us, you will want to be present for the initial beat drop at the drop of a hat.
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