[news] Crippled Fingers’ “Nothing” reaches 50K views in two weeks
Following the release of “Unbroken”, Prague metallic hardcore band Crippled Fingers return with “Nothing”, a new single about betrayal, broken trust and the point at which empty words can no longer be ignored.
Heavy grooves, sharp riffs, a strong chorus and a forceful breakdown drive the track, continuing the sound the band have developed across three albums. Lyrically, “Nothing” follows the moment patience runs out: repeated lies lead to confrontation, and betrayal has consequences. When words mean nothing, trust and loyalty do not come back easily.
The single is accompanied by an official video, which passed 50,000 views in its first two weeks. Crippled Fingers have built their career independently, collecting hundreds of thousands of streams and views along the way. They have performed at Brutal Assault, Masters of Rock, Fajtfest and Czech Death Fest, and shared stages with Hatebreed, Biohazard, Crowbar, Guilt Trip and Pro-Pain, among others.
The band have also reached the regional Top 5 of the Wacken Metal Battle and appeared as a special guest at Bloodstock’s Metal to the Masses.
“Nothing” arrives during a run of European festival dates in Germany, Austria, Belgium, Serbia, the Netherlands and Denmark, with further singles already in the works ahead of the band’s next release.
