Prospect Hill – “VICTIM”
Review by Kyle Williams, Mayhem Rockstar Magazine Radio
Prospect Hill is back—and they’re not just making noise. They’re making a statement.
With their blistering new single “VICTIM,” the band delivers a battle cry forged in pain, defiance, and absolute self-possession. This isn’t a comeback track. It’s a revenant, marching out of the ashes and daring you to listen.
From the first riff, “VICTIM” hits like a punch to the sternum—thick, modern rock guitar tones layered over a rhythm section that grooves like it’s out for blood. But beneath the aggressive polish lies something deeper: raw honesty. The lyrics don’t beg for sympathy—they demand recognition. “I won’t be your victim anymore” isn’t just a chorus, it’s a refusal to be erased, overlooked, or broken.
Vocally, frontman Adam Fithian sounds feral—controlled chaos laced with real vulnerability. There’s an edge of Linkin Park’s emotional weight and the power of bands like Breaking Benjamin or Seether, but this isn’t imitation. It’s Prospect Hill owning their scars and turning them into artillery.
What truly sets this song apart is its balance—heavy enough to shake the floor, but melodic enough to lodge itself in your brain for days. And while the song is clearly personal, it taps into something universally relatable: that moment when you finally decide enough is enough.
🔥 Verdict: 4.5/5
“VICTIM” is Prospect Hill at their fiercest—an anthem of raw emotion, real power, and zero apologies. It’s the sound of a band with nothing to prove but everything to say.
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