‘Bad Mind’ by Awaiting Abigail: Review

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"Bad Mind" by metal newcomers Awaiting Abigail is a ferocious yet emotive anthem that explores the battle we face against our inner demons. With a heavy 7/4 groove and a massive halftime breakdown in the chorus, the song is a rallying cry to rise above life’s darkest moments. The verses take a step back to allow for introspection before the chorus kicks in with pure, unfiltered energy. The riffs are hard-hitting, the lyrics stick with you, and the soaring vocals bring it all together. It’s heavy, melodic, and packed with raw emotion—exactly what we’ve come to expect from this powerhouse metal band on the rise.

Awaiting Abigail is a band with serious history and chemistry. Heather, James, and Laurie, who used to play together in their previous band Lost Reality, have reunited and teamed up with father-daughter duo Mike and Kori Tolfa. Actress Abigail Hill brings her vocal chops and fresh energy to the mix, and the result is something special. Their influences—The Pretty Reckless, Halestorm, and In This Moment—shine through while keeping their sound uniquely their own.

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The band have already caught the attention of internet radio stations around the world, and it’s easy to see why. Awaiting Abigail know how to blend heavy grooves, memorable melodies, and real emotional depth into something that feels both fresh and relatable.

With its mix of introspective moments, and sheer power, Awaiting Abigail have crafted a track that doesn’t just speak to the struggles of mental illness—it roars.

"Bad Mind" isn’t just a song; it’s a message, and a reminder that even when things get dark, you can fight your way through. Awaiting Abigail are a band with something to say, and they’re saying it loud and clear.

‘‘Bad Mind’’ is out now on all major streaming platforms

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Tom T

Editor-in-chief

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