Rosetta West – Broken Glass
Rosetta West’s “Broken Glass” is a harsh, high-octane rock song that brings listeners back to the toughness and edge of the 1980s. The hard rock sounds clearly recall the sounds of bands like Krokus and early Anvil, with their transparent, head-banging force. The vocals have a unique stoner rock flavor, which is amplified by clever audio effects that make them increase the general mood of the song. The fuzzy, lo-fi production offers an underground vibe to the music, making it feel like a rare find for fans of dirty, unpolished rock. The guitar solo from 1:28 to 2:07 is a standout, featuring advanced 1970s classic rock elements. The complex structure of the solo contrasts well with the song’s generally straightforward, in-your-face attitude, providing depth while maintaining its rebellious edge. The passion is spreading, and the lo-fi fuzz adds a unique vibe to “Broken Glass,” providing it an unmistakably raw and underground sound that feels nostalgic.
