🔥Wretched Things Drops "Possession" A Song About Losing Yourself to Someone Else Completely🔥

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There's a version of love that isn't about balance, it's about surrender. That's the territory Wretched Things step into with "Possession," a track out of New London, Texas that explores what happens when you stop belonging to yourself and start belonging entirely to someone else.

The song moves through the disorientation of that surrender in real time. "Is it love, hate, or lust" isn't a rhetorical question, it's the actual confusion at the center of the track, where desire and control blur into something that feels less like a choice and more like gravity. The chorus doesn't shy away from that loss of self: "I submit, to control and your hold and your touch on my skin" is as much a confession as it is a hook.

Musically, "Possession" leans atmospheric and heavy in equal measure, pairing brooding textures with the kind of weighted, emotionally-charged delivery that's defined some of modern metal's most compelling recent output. It's less about the fight and more about what happens after you stop fighting it.

"Possession" is about being completely enveloped by another person, mind, body, and everything in between, and being at peace with that loss of control.

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For fans off: Sleep Token, Bad Omens, Presidents.

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