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: According to Vic Fuentes, the title represents a "euphoric detachment" from anxiety and stress. It’s about finding a state of peace or "nirvana" amidst a world of conflict.
"Pass The Nirvana" departs from the band's signature high-energy post-hardcore and emo-pop roots, leaning heavily into a and post-grunge sound.
: The track features "grungy" guitars, punchy riffs, and a "head-banging" beat produced by Paul Meany (of Mutemath), who also served as the studio drummer for the track.
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"Pass The Nirvana" was the band's first release since founding member and drummer Mike Fuentes left in 2017. Since its debut, the song has amassed over and has become a staple of their live performances.
The song is a powerful reflection on the collective trauma experienced by American youth in recent years.
: The lyrics directly reference the struggles of living through a pandemic, missing major life milestones (like proms and graduations), and the haunting reality of school shootings and political unrest.
: Bassist Jaime Preciado delivers a stand-out performance with an "intense" and "shining" bass line that drives the track's gritty energy.