Rising grunge and punk disruptor Jonny Amoral returns with “Sabotage”, a ferocious Nu Metal and Hardcore track that channels the raw chaos of self-destruction. Punishing guitar riffs, relentless rhythms, and a dynamic vocal range that shifts from hushed introspection to blood-curdling screams make the song both brutal and cathartic.
Hailing from Kangaroo Island, Amoral has long drawn on the grit of grunge and the ferocity of punk. Known for his dark humour, rebellious energy, and electrifying live shows, he has quickly established himself as one of the underground’s most compelling voices. “Sabotage” distills that intensity into a studio recording, oscillating between brooding atmospherics and thunderous choruses.
Influenced by acts like Bring Me The Horizon and Bad Omens, yet fully asserting his own identity, Amoral delivers a track that revels in the destructive thrill of tearing oneself apart, finding uneasy beauty in the wreckage. Part homage, part reinvention, “Sabotage” sees him redefining the edges of Nu Metal, Grunge, and Post-Hardcore, cementing his status as a bold and uncompromising force in heavy music.
