Rat Silo aren't pulling punches with their searing new single "I'm A Believer." Beneath its chant-like repetition and razor-sharp riffs lies a scathing critique of herd mentality, inherited ideologies, and the echo chambers of modern discourse. Driving home its point with blunt-force conviction, the track mocks the blind allegiance to outdated beliefs, generational voting habits, and conspiracy-driven delusion.

From the opening bark—"It's all about me, I wanna be, I wanna be, I wanna be"—to the song's pounding refrain, "I'm a believer," Rat Silo holds up a mirror to a society consumed by self-interest and misinformation. It's not just a song; it's a battle cry against groupthink, propaganda, and the cult of personality. Lines like "Q-Anon's the only one allowed to speak freely" and "Don't stop and think about how we got here" slice through the noise, daring listeners to wake up and ask harder questions.

Fueled by sarcasm, distortion, and biting social commentary, "I'm A Believer" is a punk-fueled middle finger to willful ignorance—and a reminder that belief without thought is just another form of control.

RAT SILO is:

 Jim Newton - Vocals & Guitar
Erkan Gencol - DJ & Electronics
Don Binns - Bass
Sean Stubbs - Drums 

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