In the adrenal and incisive song-writing of their new track, ‘Crucify’, 10 O’Clock Chemical cut to the heart of toxic relationships.
Set to a bombastic synth arrangement that recalls Depeche Mode on an intergalactic jam with Michael Jackson or Prince, it’s an anthemic new entry point into 10 O’Clock Chemical’s body of work.
A hook-laden leviathan of a pop song, in lead singer Rhys Oakes’ louche and tortured croon we hear the weight of lived experience as he bends the myth into a cautionary tale for the heavy hearted.
‘Crucify’ is about the relentless self-sacrifice of the abused to appease the abuser, and it’s about the lasting psychological scars that ensue.
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