Some songs come out right away, like they've just been waiting in the ether for the right moment to break through. "Pieces" wasn’t one of those songs. It was built out of tense frustration walks, mindless confusions, and incessant picking at old scabs. It's unfiltered, unapologetic, and driven by that IDAF nerve that only comes from living through it.<br /><br />The track pulses with its influences—somewhere between the anthemic hooks of Green Day and the vocal grit of Tom DeLonge, all blended beautifully with production that nods to Mike Shinoda's underappreciated genius. The chorus hits like a gut punch, while the verses wade through the ashes of something that was never really meant to be.<br /><br />"Pieces" is more than what it seems at face value. It’s a middle finger to the idea that moving on is always clean or easy. Sometimes you’re left picking up the shattered parts, still trying to figure out where it all went wrong. <br /><br />And maybe that’s the point. Maybe the pieces are where the real story is.<br /><br />Listen. Feel it. And maybe pick up a few of your own along the way.
