kamikaze

KAMIKAZE is Metrohead’s descent into the wreckage of love—the aftermath of heartbreak, abandonment, and the kind of grief that hits with no warning. Born from a period where everything felt shattered, this album is a fearless dive straight into the emotional impact zone: raw, unfiltered, and devastatingly honest.

Across aching synths, wide-open soundscapes, and drums that feel like a heartbeat you’re trying to steady, KAMIKAZE traces what it means to lose someone you thought would stay. It’s the sound of replaying memories until they hurt, of navigating silence where there used to be warmth, of standing alone in the debris and not recognizing your own chest.

But this isn’t an album about giving up—it’s about feeling everything.
Letting the grief crash into you instead of running from it.
Letting the love linger even when it’s gone.
Letting yourself fall so you can learn how to rise again.

In KAMIKAZE, Metrohead turns heartbreak into a cinematic, emotional landscape—one where every track hits like a confession, a goodbye, or a scar finally turning into a story. It’s vulnerable. It’s destructive. It’s beautiful in its collapse.

More than an album, KAMIKAZE is Metrohead giving voice to the kind of pain that changes you—and the quiet resilience that grows in its shadow.