BRIGHT RUIN, BEAUTIFUL CHAOS

For Better Or Worse hits like a confession whispered in a storm—messy, magnetic, and impossible to look away from. This track leans into that delicious tension between love and ruin, where clarity comes only after everything’s been shaken to pieces. And honestly? That’s where its power lies.

Right from the first shimmer of sound, there’s this unmistakable glow beneath the grit—a rare brightness that doesn’t soften the chaos, but somehow illuminates it. The mid-to-late ’90s alt-rock influence is clear in the way the music stretches out like a widescreen skyline, cinematic and slightly haunted. There’s an echo of old-school melancholy wrapped in a modern, razor-edged pulse, creating a sound that feels nostalgic yet uncomfortably alive.

What really hooks you is how the song captures the kind of love that’s equal parts devotion and destruction. You feel like you’re standing just outside the room—close enough to sense the desperation, far enough to see the bigger picture. That tension turns the track into its own little universe, where beauty grows out of wreckage and truth doesn’t hide behind polish.

This is the band at their rawest and most vibrant, threading vulnerability through distortion and dust. For Better Or Worse isn’t just a love song—it’s a world unraveling and rebuilding at the same time. And once you step inside, it’s hard to leave.