Pink Paradox is back, fiercer and more unapologetic than ever, with the release of their new single, "Crown Of Thorns". The title track from their latest album, this song is a slow-burning spiral into openness and rage, cloaked in the band's patented blend of genre-melding nu metal, post-hardcore, and metalcore.
"Crown of Thorns" is a song, but it feels more like a whispered confession, forced through angry teeth. It knots faith, guilt, and desire into something bare and painfully human. Pink Paradox not only plays emotion, but they bleed it through every crunched riff and defiant scream. The video embodies this intensity, grim yet poised and thrilling, symbolic enough to give a taste of the album's emotional center, which is said to be found in its 15 tracks.
Since debuting last year with "Breakin Doll", the band has proven through their second full-length record that every ounce of anger they're carrying isn't being lost, instead, they're capturing a chord-driven reckoning on tape. It's evidence that Pink Paradox isn't interested in just making some metal, they're redefining what it means to grieve deeply in a world that's broken.
This release may not be just a song, it's a statement. And with "Crown of Thorns", Pink Paradox wears its pain like a crown, heavy, electrifying, and impossible to ignore.
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