Lucy Fitzgerald 
Ignatius C. Litroc’s latest track, “Particles Of,” is a wild, sharp-edged slice of dark rock that hits with both grit and wit. Built on crunchy guitar riffs and a driving beat, the song leans hard into chaos—but with purpose. There’s a clear sense that every chord, every line, is there to poke at something real.
The groove is strong—dusty, upbeat, almost deceptively fun. But beneath the energy is a biting sense of frustration, packed with raw, clever observations about the strange messes we all live in. Litroc doesn’t just skim the surface; he digs into the absurdities of daily life, social pressure, and inner turmoil with a smirk and a raised eyebrow. What makes “Particles Of” stand out is its refusal to water anything down. It’s unfiltered and strange in the best way—twisting between catchy rhythms and lines that catch you off guard. There’s an old-school spark here too, reminiscent of early punk or garage bands that weren’t trying to please anyone—just making noise that meant something.
I found this track refreshing—it doesn’t try too hard, but still manages to say a lot. It’s loud, smart, and hard to shake off once you’ve heard it.
Make sure to follow Ignatius C. Litroc and throw “Particles Of” on your playlist—you’ll keep coming back to it.
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