Cauldron of madness

New Release by The Glorious Rabbits

"The Cauldron of Madness" is a rock opera inspired by the madcap and zany world in which we live.  The songs address a range of topics, some of which may be considered controversial, but do not focus on politics. Afterall, everyone knows that rabbits are apolitical beings.  ​

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The album opens and closes with "We're Lost" and "We're Lost (Reprise)," respectively—two tracks that offer contrasting narratives, one more carefree and spirited, and the other addressing consequences. "We're Lost,” the first hit on the album has received notable engagement on streaming platforms such as Spotify.

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"The Promise" incorporates musical elements reminiscent of Egyptian themes and discusses unfulfilled promises from the past. "We Own it All" features a character portrayal of the devil, who describes actions considered harmful, followed by "Bigger Than Me," which presents an appeal for assistance.

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"The Promise" incorporates an Egyptian feel and delivers a rant that harkens back to the promises of yesteryear that remain unfulfilled.  "We Own it All" features a character portrayal of the devil, first subtly then maniacally bragging about all of the evil actions he has perpetrated on the world.  "Bigger Than Me," follows with an emotional appeal to the Lord to come to the rescue.  

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​Then Cauldron takes a humorous twist with gems like "Check the Neck, My Little Tent, Glue Me to the Road," and "Happy Transhuman," all of which poke fun at current events in the news.  "Tear the Whole Thing Down" is a final reflection of events in the world and a simple wish..."If I could I surely would tear the whole thing down."  

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​Enjoy the ride...