L.O.C. “Reborn” Hits Hard Enough to Fail Its MOT on Structural Damage Alone

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If Reborn had any more groove and drive, it’d need its own MOT. L.O.C. might only be a couple of months deep as a band, but you wouldn’t know it—these hits with the confidence of a group who’ve already headlined three festivals and accidentally broken at least one stage.

Reborn is a riff-driven, heavy-groove punch to the jaw—the kind of release that makes you pull a face like you’ve just smelled something suspiciously filthy… in a good way. The guitars stomp around with that unmistakable Pantera swagger, the drums swing like they’re trying to start a bar fight, and the whole thing feels built for neck-wrecking. (Disclaimer: Your neck will be sore)

It’s easily the band’s strongest track so far—a statement of intent. Big riffs, big groove, big attitude. No messing about. Just pure 666% METAL

If you like your metal chunky, groovy, and delivered with a wink and a clenched fist, Reborn should be your next repeat offender.

For fans of Pantera, down-picking, and songs that make you involuntarily shout “OHHH” halfway through, Reborn will be right up your street.

L.O.C. aren’t just finding their feet—they’re kicking doors in with them.