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Track: Bonnie Trash – Haunt Me (What Have You Become)

  • February 13, 2025
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Ontario hell-raisers Bonnie Trash have shared the final single Haunt Me (What Have You Become) taken from their forthcoming new album, ‘Mourning You’, which is set for release on February 28th via Hand Drawn Dracula. 

The band comment: 

“Your misery consumes you. And you torture yourself. You’ve changed in ways that no-one can recognize – you can’t even recognize yourself. The guilt haunts you everyday. You wonder what you could have done to help – to care more, to love more, to hold them in your arms one last time. You think about what you could have done differently; maybe if you visited more it would have made a difference. You blame yourself for everything and death has become you.

“Haunt Me (What Have You Become) is a conversation with oneself on how we change when we experience the loss of life, yet it also questions the life after the death of a loved one. Where is my love? When will I see them again? How will I see them again? Confronting sorrow and heartache is difficult, yet it can also ignite beautiful memories, longing for one more day to be with them again.”

A riotous tidal wave of heavy rock riffs and mesmerising vocals make this the perfect track to end the run of singles for the bands forthcoming album ‘Mourning You’. Heavy musically and lyrically, this is what the band do so well. If this track doesn’t make you pre-order the new album, then maybe music isn’t for you.

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Pre order the album here

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