Bridge Left To Burn Ignite with Empowering New Single ‘Vile’

Sydney-based metalcore band Bridge Left to Burn is back with their fierce new single, Vile. This hard-hitting track is more than just another song – it’s a bold statement of empowerment for women in the heavy music scene. With aggressive riffs and brutal breakdowns, Vile tears down stereotypes and champions resilience in a male-dominated space.

The track includes a clip from a sexist comment aimed at the band by a YouTuber, which only fuels the song’s rebellious spirit. Vocalist Ava Sukkar highlights that Vile is a defiant message to anyone who has ever tried to silence or marginalise women in the heavy music world. The song channels anger into empowerment, pushing back against those who doubt or dismiss their presence.

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“We wanted ‘Vile’ to be more than just a song. It’s a statement of resilience and empowerment. By using the clip of the sexist comment, we’re turning negativity into fuel, showing that we won’t be silenced or sidelined. This is our way of saying ‘We’re here, and we’re not going anywhere.’” – Ava Sukkar, Bridge Left to Burn.

Bridge Left to Burn’s Vile stands as a rallying cry, urging fans to embrace their strength and defy limitations. For those looking for an explosive anthem, this track is for you. Metalcore fans won’t want to miss this latest release from one of Sydney’s most uncompromising bands.