SINGLE REVIEW: Waking Stone - Submersion

Waking Stone's 'Submersion' is a mesmerizing and entrancing track that delves deep into a futuristic, dynamic soundscape. The song is hypnotic and ethereal, with a haunting, sparse quality that gives it a melancholic and textured feel. The dramatic use of tempo changes transitions from a minimalist, desolate landscape to a bold, full-bodied sound, creating an impactful power surge.

Blending alternative, psychedelic, post-rock, and hard rock genres, 'Submersion' takes listeners on a profound and evocative sonic journey into the moody depths of the human psyche. The themes of introspection and self-discovery are explored with raw and introspective energy.

Jim Cash’s powerful, distinctive, and dramatic vocals are complemented by the expressive and raucous contributions of his partner, Ashley Cash. The emotional atmosphere is captivating, ranging from feelings of overwhelm and rage to an inevitable climax, before returning to the submerged, underwater feel of the verse sections.

The track features a hard rock chorus and a killer guitar solo, offering an unapologetic and slightly unhinged edge that adds to its dramatic allure.

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