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Rage, Riffs, and Revelation: Ben Rankin’s Explosive Return
Ben Rankin isn’t here to play nice—and thank hell for that. With All Is Well In Hell, the Canberra-based solo powerhouse throws us headfirst into a blazing pit of emotional catharsis wrapped in metalcore glory. This is a war cry from your inner teenager who never quite forgave those betrayals that still sting when you least expect it.
From the first punchy riff, Ben’s sonic palette screams nostalgia with a fresh coat of fury. Think early 2010s angst—Asking Alexandria, A Day To Remember, Black Veil Brides—but fine-tuned with DIY grit and modern precision. And it hits hard. The vocals are raw, almost feral, yet there’s a surprising control beneath the chaos—like someone who’s not just shouting into the void but owning it.
Recorded in his home studio with Levi Russell’s mastering touch, Ben’s full-spectrum mix feels larger than life. The guitars cut like broken glass, the drums slam like a grudge revisited, and the breakdowns? Brutal, yet beautiful. He’s clearly poured every drop of venom and memory into this track, and you feel it.“All Is Well In Hell” doesn’t beg for attention—it grabs you by the collar and demands it. It’s therapy by distortion, a love letter to teenage rage, and proof that sometimes, the best healing happens at full volume.
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