Track By Tracks: Prisoner - House Of Cards (2024)

1. Skies Are Blackened:

“Skies are Blackened” is a hard-hitting, in-your-face hard rock/metal track rooted in thrash metal influence. Its upbeat tempo and high-energy rhythm drive the listener into the anthemic chorus topped with soaring high vocals. Lyrically it speaks on world ideals and how we interact with one another in society under a scoped direction created by the upper echelon of people running our world. This 2:40 track does not overstay its welcome and is a must-listen for anyone interested in modern rock and metal that pays homage to its predecessors from the 70s-2000s.

2. On A Sunday:

“On a Sunday” directs the listener to the calming angelic side of hard rock. It is your no-nonsense power ballad with a glassy acoustic guitar and a direct larger-than-life chorus. Topped off with a groovy yet powerful shred-esc solo section. It appeals to those who dabble in the world of hard rock and heavy metal. Influenced by 90s-2010s modern rock, this song speaks about human interaction in interpersonal relationships. The idea that someone believes they know you but in reality has no concept of your personal perception.

3. House Of Cards:

“House of Cards” is your go-to anthemic hard rock anthem. Ripping guitar harmonies, with a massive and catchy chorus it's reminiscent of pop punk styling and structure all while remaining rock n roll. The galloping rhythm and fast pace keep the listener engaged all while showcasing the technicality of each band member. This song has everything for every type of listener from musicians to casual music fans alike.