Lucy Fitzgerald 
The moment “Zero Days” kicks in, you can sense a bold energy — it’s heavy, direct, and doesn’t pull any punches. The guitar riffs hit hard, and the vocals carry that raw edge, making the whole track feel alive and edgy. The duo/trio behind DevilMonkey has clearly gone for something that grabs attention, and they succeed in doing just that. According to one review, the band describes it as “a rock‑charged industrial metal blast.”
Lyrically, the piece throws down a sense of urgency — the title alone suggests no time to waste, no days remaining to idle. There’s an uncompromising tone, a call to act and to stir something within rather than stand still. The instrumentation aligns: layered guitars, robust rhythm, and vocal textures that pulsate rather than whisper. One write‑up said there’s “one taut note of aggression, and refusal to wait”. This track is fun because it offers both brute force and a kind of cathartic release. For me personally, listening to it was like shaking off frustration and feeling energised in its wake. And as a second personal pointer: I think DevilMonkey has tapped into something bold here and made something that sticks in the mind long after you finish listening.
In sum: if you want something with grit, momentum, and character, “Zero Days” delivers. It’s not soft or subtle — it’s meant to snap you into motion, challenge you a little while you’re nodding along. It works well at full volume, giving you riffs to latch onto, vocals you can feel, and a rhythm that moves. So here’s a friendly tip: definitely follow DevilMonkey on their social media or streaming platforms so you don’t miss what they drop next. Add “Zero Days” to your playlist right now — it’s a track that deserves replaying, sharing, and talking about. If you’re creating a playlist of songs that punch you back when you press play, this one belongs.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
