Rhetoric

RHETORIC is redefining what it means to be a part of the counter-culture. The band bravely expresses their views in an industry dominated by radical leftist ideology. The debut EP release titled Left to Die features five triggering tracks. Our Own Sake, Left to Die, The Watchmen, Fantasy Land, and Party Hunter.

Our Own Sake is a heartfelt, yet pissed-off reflection on the Covid lockdowns and reminds us why you can't blindly trust the government. 

Left to Die was written in the wake of the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal, and is dedicated to the 13 men and women who lost their lives on that God awful day.

The Watchmen is written from the perspective of the Big-Tech Oligarchs, and exposes their malicious "FaCt ChEcKiNg," and deliberate censorship of conservative media. 

With pure intentions, Fantasy Land is meant to shine a light on the harm trans-ideology is implementing on our culture, and especially our children. For some, these lyrics are the first exposure of truth to those that have been consistently lied to about being "the wrong gender," and that label any contrary opinion to theirs as "transphobic."

Following the Left to Die EP, Rhetoric took on a new lead singer - Big Mike featured on Our Own Sake joined as the new lead singer, and work commenced on new singles. 

Subliminal was RHETORIC's first recorded cover song, which took the punk classic Suicidal Tendencies song in a modern, blues-rock direction, as well as being Big Mike's first appearance as lead singer. Come and Take It is a hard rock anthem celebrating our rights while calling out the hypocrisy of politicians that use tragedies to push their political agendas. Withered is the latest release, blending hard rock and ballad feels while telling a story inspired by victims of addiction as drugs flow into our country through our crisis situation at the border. Coming soon, The Swamp is a swampy-blues-hard-rock banger with a simple message - drain the swamp, or the swamp beasts will take what they want.