Exploring Existential Depths With Feral Son's 'Blind Silence'

Feral Son's latest track, "Blind Silence", delves into the existential abyss with haunting beauty and introspective lyricism. The duo, born from the fusion of two wild spirits lost amidst industrialization, paints a poignant picture of contemplation and questioning against a backdrop of industrial decay.

On a tiny island off the northern coast of Germany, two boys find solace in their shared love for artists like Bon Iver, Son Lux, and The Blaze. As the night falls and the world around them sleeps or indulges, they emerge with machines, guitars, and sound cards, birthing Feral Son—a testament to the spiritual and artistic rebirth of lost innocence.

Their debut album, "The Last", inspired by their travels, the writings of Jack London, and the rebellion of nature against human greed, is set to release in March 2024. With tracks like "Blind Silence", Feral Son confronts the impending destruction of the natural world with a sense of resigned acceptance.

"No light No wind
Where should I go next?"
This haunting question reverberates throughout the track, serving more as a statement of resignation than a plea for answers—a silent meditation on the inevitable demise of the world as we know it.

"Blind Silence" serves as a poignant reflection on the fragility of existence and the futility of human endeavors in the face of overwhelming forces. The duo's distant gaze and seemingly trivial words only add to the weight of the existential crisis they explore.

Accompanied by a beautiful music video, "Blind Silence" is more than just a song; it's a journey into the depths of the human soul and the collective consciousness. Feral Son invites us to confront the uncomfortable truths of our existence and to find solace in the beauty of introspection.

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