Go All Night

"Go All Night," the latest single from Half Past Dead, is a potent and playfully provocative Glam-Punk anthem that struts with a sexually charged swagger while cleverly skewering the often-absurd machismo of 80s Glam Rock. This isn't just a raunchy rocker; it's a wink and a nudge wrapped in leather and lace.

The track explodes with that instantly addictive guitar riff – a hook sharp enough to snag your attention and refuse to let go. It's got the driving energy of punk, but with a flamboyant, almost decadent edge that screams teased hair and studded belts. This infectious riff lays the groundwork for vocals that are both suggestive and slyly satirical. The singer oozes a confident, almost cartoonish sexuality, delivering lines that are dripping with innuendo but also carry a knowing wink at the over-the-top lyrical tropes of the glam era.

And then there's that chorus – even catchier than the riff, a guaranteed singalong that's both undeniably fun and a little bit naughty. It's the kind of chorus that will have you pumping your fist and maybe blushing a little, all at the same time. While the sexual themes are overt, they're presented with a tongue-in-cheek sensibility. Instead, Half Past Dead masterfully walks the tightrope, delivering a track that's both genuinely seductive and a clever commentary on the exaggerated sexuality often found in the music they're channeling (and subverting). A departure from their previously established Metalcore sound, "Go All Night" is a high-energy blast of Glam-Punk that's both a celebration and a playful takedown of a bygone era. It's catchy, it's suggestive, and it's smart – a potent combination that will leave you hitting repeat and maybe feeling just a little bit scandalous!