The Quarantined Paints the Face of War With New Single ‘Skeleton Chair’

Depicting the chaos of war through music is not an easy task, but The Quarantined has made it possible through their brand new single. The song is called “Skeleton Chair” and just like its name suggests, it offers a devastating picture of war that is chaotic, fatal, and full of violence. The band has done a great job churning out the real taste of blood-drenched chaos through a high-octane representation of grunge metal music. The explosive musical arrangement in the track showcases the united effort and sync among each band member that channels through listeners. Along with powerhouse vocals and harsh but real lyrical delivery, the song offers a strong punch in the gut by speaking the truth.

“Skeleton Chair” is inspired by real-life experiences faced by the frontman of the band, Sean Martin. The ex-veteran served in the Iraq war back in 2006, and this song is a representation of what he saw, along with what he felt. He witnessed a disposal of stockpiled ammunition getting destroyed and turning into a wildfire that engulfed everything on its path. The horrific aftermath and face of war is portrayed through the lines like “I walk through this field on burning feet” as well as “Blood and sand mix with my sweat turned dry,” where destruction and killing of people gets more vivid with the smell of iron. It is quite an insightful and relevant song in 2025, where wars are still ongoing.

Sean has been a soldier before, and now he is a musician. The artist has cleverly showcased his moral ambiguity along with the psychological effects of war, where violence tends to feel attractive. With Sean in the lead, The Quarantined has crafted this song at the Blackbird Studios, and the preview is available for listeners on Spotify and all the major music platforms.

Song Links:

https://open.spotify.com/track/0jSVwdoL2KCwJJBWJsBKDQ

https://music.apple.com/us/album/skeleton-chair-single/1828395032

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