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Premiere: ANCIENT REMAINS ‘CTFO’

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Brisbane’s heavy metal scene has been reignited by the fierce, unapologetic sounds of Ancient Remains, a band unafraid to channel their raw energy into metal tracks with rock and roll vigor and hardcore influences.

In their latest release, CTFO (short for “Chill The F*** Out”), Ancient Remains delivers a relentless anthem born from the frustrations of dealing with overbearing neighbours constantly ringing the authorities over the band’s raucous house parties and backyard gigs. The track, fueled by blistering guitar riffs and thunderous drum beats, encapsulates the band’s unyielding spirit as they retaliate against the opposition they face. The lead vocals cut through the instrumentation with an electrifying intensity, delivering a message that celebrates the freedom of expression and the right to make noise without inhibition.

CTFO serves as a defiant outcry, a sonic middle finger to those who seek to stifle the band’s creativity and passion. The lyrics reflect the band’s refusal to be silenced, showcasing their unwavering resolve in the face of adversity. The track’s hard-hitting nature and unapologetic attitude mirror the uncontainable energy of the band, making it a rallying cry for those who refuse to conform to societal norms. The fusion of metal and rock elements in CTFO creates an explosive sonic landscape, capturing the essence of rebellion and defiance that defines Ancient Remains’ musical identity.

As Ancient Remains continues to make waves in the music scene, CTFO stands as a testament to their unyielding passion for their craft and their unapologetic approach to creating music that resonates with their audience. With its ferocious sound and unfiltered authenticity, CTFO is a bold statement that solidifies Ancient Remains’ presence as a force to be reckoned with in the heavy metal landscape.

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