BILK Smash Through The Noise With Fiery New Single 'Go'

Hold onto your headphones because BILK’s latest single, 'Go', is here to blow the cobwebs off your speakers. 

The Essex trio prove once again that they’re masters of taking raw frustration and spinning it into unfiltered chaos. Combining punk grit and indie swagger with subtle infusions of hip-hop, 'Go' feels like an adrenaline-fueled punch straight to the soul.

From the first beat, the track grabs you with relentless energy. Frontman Sol Abrahams snarls his way through the verses, with the kind of venom that comes from deep within. The chorus is equally infectious, with Sol declaring, "So you can say what you say / I’ll still never care about your boring ways / 'Cos I’m free, I’m free / I’m just doing me". It’s an anthem for anyone ready to break free from the monotony of life and reclaim their independence.

The instrumentation is just as ferocious. Luke Hare’s bassline pulses beneath the mayhem, holding everything together, while Harry Gray smashes the drums with a fury that mirrors the song’s message. Add to that a wall of razor-sharp guitar riffs, and you’ve got a track that feels like it’s barely holding itself together—in the most thrilling way.

The music video amplifies the track’s no-holds-barred energy, pairing raw, DIY visuals with the song’s rebellious spirit. It’s gritty, authentic, and impossible to look away from, a perfect match for 'Go'.

And if this track gets your adrenaline pumping, just wait until you hear it live. BILK’s upcoming tour dates promise the kind of chaotic, sweaty, beer-soaked madness that only a band like this can deliver.

Crank up 'Go' on Spotify below and let BILK remind you what unfiltered music feels like: chaotic, cathartic, and impossible to ignore. 

Nicole Palmlund

@npalmlund

Image: 'Go' Official Single Cover

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