‘Falling Under’ by Awaiting Abigail is a dark, energetic hard rock track with elements of metal that help the track feel like a dynamic spiral. The song is characterised by dark pianos, that quickly explode into loud & spiralling guitars backed by percussion.
All of these elements move through different tempos and vocal dynamics. This to settle onto this odd, almost off-kelter mood that’s interestingly cathartic.
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‘Falling Under’: A Cathartic Spiral
‘Falling Under’ isn’t deceived by appearance. We find our narrator in the middle of this liberating spiral. This a space where betrayal coexists with realisation. This and where most of the things that led to this spiral make sense now.
The song’s mood holds in it anger and frustration, all this stemming from clarity that seems to make our narrator feel off-balance in some way.
“……Falling under, falling fast…
…Now I see through you…
…I see through your facade…”.
The instrumentation on ‘Falling Under’ seem to reflect our narrator’s mood and free-fall spiral. This with moments that seem to stomp on before moments that begin to race. These moments where the tempo of the song shifts feel pivotal in telling the story of the track.
Dark pianos form a base for our dynamic ensemble of guitars and drums that feel like they aid in this onslaught & spiral. They also seem to help bolster this sense of liberation too, one that feels like its spiralling in along with sharp betrayal and boiled-over anger.
Conclusion
‘Falling Under’ by Awaiting Abigail captures that cathartic spiral after a necessary falling out, or that moment-of-truth reveal. Its moody spiral feels like a tumble through the psyche of a heartbroken yet liberated soul, angry at how much they allowed this one thing to define their identity in some way.
The song makes for a cathartic, energy-infusing listen.
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