“ghosted” is a raw, honesty, hook-laden track that is a tightly packed punch of frustration, confusion, and the kind of emotional oversharing that turns bedrooms in stages. As BentLuck’s debut single, “ghosted” delivers a first impression that feels lived-in and loud—the sound of three friends turning heartbreak into a basement show anthem. From the opening riff, “ghosted” wastes no time making its presence felt. The guitars are crunchy but not overproduced, toeing the line between emo grit and pop punk gloss. The drums snap with DIY urgency, locking into grooves that feel both energetic and slightly reckless. Vocally, there’s a spoken-sung quality that leans conversational—half compliant, half confession—with just the right amount of melodic bite. “ghosted” is the kind of debut that doesn’t ask for your attention—it earns it by sound like the inside of your head when you’re spiraling at 2 a.m. and laughing through the pain. It’s fast, loud, and emotionally honest in a way that pop punk at its best always has been.
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