London’s MEANT MORE doesn’t stay in a lane for long, and “This Town” is a clear example of that restless energy. The song hits like a punch in the face, the type of song built for shows where people dive into the stage. The band’s whole identity leans into that pop-punk tradition of hating home while secretly needing the push to leave it, while forceful guitars, drums, and vibrant vocals drive their sound.
“I’ve gotta find a way out of this town / I’m sick and tired of this feeling that I’ll drown” sums up the whole song in one breath: Restlessness turning into a decision, a foot planted down on the pedal and ready to drive.
“This Town” opens with simple guitar strums and blaring vocals carrying so much energy right from the first line. That calm doesn’t last. The drums crash in loud and aggressive, paired with distorted guitars that match the song’s rising intensity, pausing and exploding exactly when the moment calls for it. The drum rolls are supercharged and well positioned, making every transition hit harder, while the guitars and vocals shine as the clear stars of the track.
With layered effects running through them and everything in between, “This Town” stays loud, bright, and full of momentum from start to finish. It’s a high-energy track that slaps. Take a listen below.
Written by Toyo Senpai
