I wasn’t expecting this. “Face The Flames” Hits
Like a Bar Fight With a Groove
Alright. I’ll admit it.
When someone tells me a three-piece heavy band is about to “blow my mind,” I usually brace for disappointment.
Thin guitars. Hollow sound. Big talk. Small delivery.
Then Bones of Goliath dropped their live video for “Face The Flames,” and I had to shut up real quick.
This thing is groovy as hell. No polish. No glitter. Just dudes making a racket that sounds way bigger than it has
any right to. The riffs riff, the rhythm section digs deep, and suddenly you’re nodding your head whether you
planned to or not. It’s got that no-frills, all-balls punch, the kind of heavy rock that doesn’t need to be explained.
And that’s the kicker. This isn’t some overproduced “live session” scrubbed clean for YouTube. It feels real. You
can hear the room. You can feel the push. “Face The Flames” was clearly built to be played loud, and in this
setting, it sounds like a soundtrack for anyone who’s been knocked around but refuses to stay down.
Bones of Goliath do it their way, and it works. They don’t hide behind pretensions. They just step up and let the
weight speak for itself. And honestly? That kind of stubborn, groove-driven rebellion is refreshing.
https://bonesofgoliath.com/
