“Plateau” marks a turning point for one, the moment when the climb slows, the noise fades, and stillness finally takes hold. Born out of long motion and quiet frustration, it is not about giving up but about seeing clearly when one takes the time to loosen the reins and enjoy the view. What surfaces is a calm kind of realization, the understanding that sometimes you have to stop moving to recognize how far you have already come.

The track moves like that realization does. The verses grind with restless rhythm, guitars and drums pushing against gravity, while the chorus opens into space and air. The bridge crashes forward with raw intensity, building into a final release that feels less like collapse and more like acceptance, a shout into the wind that meets its own echo and finally lets go.

Plateau lives between effort and acceptance, where motion meets rest and clarity cuts through the haze. It is less about arrival and more about awareness, the still point after the storm where everything feels connected again.

For fans of All Them Witches, Hum, Failure, Deftones, and QOTSA, it blends heaviness and atmosphere into a grunge born meditation on balance, renewal, and the strange peace that follows release.