Hyphen has released a new track, and it doesn’t back in its taking down of modern living with savage wit and wisdom.

Called ‘SAID WHAT I SAID’, it’s a bruising piece of metal-leaning intensity that rips and tears at you with pure crossover energy. And lyrically Hyphen doesn’t hold back in dishing out plenty of home truths about the sorry state of theing right now. From those at the top running things to the media going along with things in a manner that divides us, it’s the sort of takedown that is as necessary as it is utterly brutal.

A song for the here and now.

Hyphen had this to say about its inspirations:

“Reform UK, potentially the next British Government, is made up of openly racist, sexist people who say they want to privatise the NHS and want to copy some of scariest, most evil policies from the US. They are funded by offshore billionaires and have taken bribes from the Russian government. Billionaire funded media is afraid to call them fascists. We should not be. The left slept walked into Brexit because we didn’t fully acknowledge the threat we were up against. We can’t make that mistake again. Said What I Said is a song about refusing to be gaslit by mainstream media about the threat that the far right really pose. It’s also just a fucking banger. The far right are fascists and would ruin this country to serve their wealthy donors. I said what I said.” 

The track follows on from ‘HYDRA’ which was released earlier this year, and sounds like this: