Sultans
Sultans · 2000
7 min · 4 tracks · rock and roll
Raw rock and roll energy fuses with a punk sensibility, encapsulating youthful rebellion in every track.
Top tracks — play these first
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Just a Fool (That’s Down) — This opening track showcases the band's gritty vocals and driving rhythms, setting the tone for the entire EP with its catchy melodies and rebellious spirit.
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Running Far From Home — A brief yet impactful track, it encapsulates feelings of restlessness and desire for escape, reflecting the youthful angst prevalent throughout the album.
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Don’t Hurry (To Come Back to Me) — This song blends a sense of longing with upbeat instrumentals, highlighting the band's ability to juxtapose emotional depth with lively rock dynamics.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Despise
The verses feature a stark confrontation with feelings of disillusionment, directly addressing those who have let the narrator down.
By employing direct address, the song's structure intensifies its emotional weight, transforming personal grievances into an anthem of defiance.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Just a Fool (That’s Down) 2:32
- 2 Running Far From Home 1:33
- 3 Don’t Hurry (To Come Back to Me) 2:03
- 4 Despise 1:44
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