Watch Me Die Inside’s ‘Fantasy Girl’ feels like Love Dogma and Hits you Like a Truck
Parading your belief systems about certainty in life as if life depends on it, Watch Me Die Inside is a distinctive wave of freshness that the music scene desperately needs more of. Making you question what remains actually after the illusion to them gets shattered into pieces? How does one know what is real and fake in the world that validates illusions to an extent that it consumes them mentally. The project is built around the simple idea: Do not trust anything you see blindly, and sometimes living can really be just about experiencing what isn’t so obvious. Without any further ado, let’s dive right into this release.
A dystopian and distilled electro rock nirvana that just makes you escape the ordinary, this sounds like the palpating injuries a protagonist goes through in a movie.
Seeing something you weren’t supposed to instigates a sense of adrenalin rush in you. Its like everything comes falling down, everything you ever wanted to be in your life, and then you’re hit with a feeling of dismay, of discontent, you feel as though the world is being swept below your feet. That’s exactly how, and beyond people think when yearning floods their neural pathways, where infatuation becomes the thief of their joy, and when, perhaps, where their hurt gets although more vindicated by the world around them, thereby making them a puppeteer to circumstances. This is dark, melancholic and painstakingly beautiful and raw, and feels like a boost of electricity to power through as life drags you further deep into its hollowness. I personally loved this song and I believe so will you.
Test this melody down below-
Discover more melodies like this via our Testing Rock playlist-
Comments