Na man the vocal is great, and I don't see how the rest is melodic :/

Sounds better than Nasty tbh!


Btw, is this some other female vocal there? Screaming "Get Up" or something like that? Reminds me to Juliete Lewis!

The sound is just great, but it's not enough to judge. I actually can not hear a melody, it's just one tone.

I meant the first "The Day Is My Enemy" sounded great, the last part of the video sounded very IMD-like but i can be wrong about this.

Anyone knows when it gets released?

Nice tease, very promising. Loving the sounds and atmosphere. I think this could be a bomb of a first track, just like first tracks should be. I wish we could hear more of the beat in the sample, sounds awesome and I want more!...

Usually bands are releasing worst or weakest tracks from albums as first singles, just to make the album more surprise. And it's a good strategy, cos if they release the best tracks at first it wouldn't left the bigger, better ones. It's much better to disappoint at first, and then get a good album.

But if your first single is huge, much more people will buy your album.

Firestarter didnt hurt fotl.

Its a real weird strategy to release a bad tune first

it's NOT a bad tune.

--TDIME video--
Foxes are in packs, destroying human property.

What foxes will do in music video DESTROY i ask u?

I agree. It is just not very good either. Only a few here said it is bad.

Releasing the weakest single first gives the band an idea of how negative of a reaction they'll get. Rather this is their strategy or not though doesn't matter. The fact is they released Nasty as a single and if the rest of the album turns out as good as or better than that 20 sec clip, then they made a stupid decision to make that a single in the first place. Many would-be consumers are no longer interested in hearing the rest of the album because of their disappointment with Nasty and the recent interviews where the band sounds cocky aren't helping either because so far they haven't been able to prove themselves.

But they will release second single before album so the second one will maybe be a huge banger

Uh, no.

How the hell does this make sense? Why would a band release the weakest track from the album as their first single?

Trying to make sense of what people say on internet forums is a bit of a lost cause. Just saying.