‘All Is Well In Hell’ is the latest release by artist Ben Rankin. The 21 one year old Australia-based artist has been making music since he was fourteen. Rankin describes the song as “a song for angsty teens, written by someone who was an angsty teen”, and that is exactly what it is – complete with raw, passionate screaming.
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Rankin wrote, recorded and mixed ‘All Is Well In Hell’ himself. His passion is visible at every moment, and he blows it out of the park with his intentional, thoughtful production. Every piece of music is placed where and how it is placed for a reason. Every lyric is measure. His production is sparse, and punchy. Everything from the synths to the bass sits perfectly together, and the song is a classic angry metal track while still feeling fresh and experimental.
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Song Atmosphere
Rankin switches between loud, angry yelling and a low, resigned singing voice. The balance between these emotions — which are only a step apart from each other — keeps the song refreshing. Just as you think you know what to expect, it switches up on you. One moment he is furious, singing about how he is sick and tired of losing. The next moment, the tone has changed, and we are listening to a low, resigned anger, as he sings – “I’ll leave it all behind, no one will remember you when you’re gone.” The growling is accompanied by an aggressive, booming bassline. His fury translates, seeping into every part of the track. ‘All Is Well In Hell’ is the perfect place to take your anger, as well as the perfect way to sit with it.
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