Escape Hell with Rob Fletcher's "Hell's Gate"

Rob Fletcher is an Australian independent artist with a rich discography of over 450 original songs. His dedication towards his craft is quite clear as he is known to write, record, and produce his own music. Fletcher takes inspiration from Jeff Buckley for what he calls an 'Australiana Alt Rock' style of composition.

The idea of getting in a car and driving far away from our "hellish" problems is certainly a tempting one. And that is exactly the metaphor Rob Fletcher uses in "Hell's Gate".

"Hell's Gate" is Fletcher's recent creation, and a standout track at that, bringing the artist some widespread recognition. Released on the 7th of June, the song is a part of the album "Love Storm", and is inspired by the dread and fascination that Fletcher felt about hell.

The track makes use of guitar riffs and echo effects that blend with the soft vocals well. It almost feels as if the vocals are suspended in space, making it feel magical. Fletcher himself uses the words "magic, music" to describe the character of the track.

If you enjoy rock and dreamy vocals, listen to "Hell's Gate" right away!

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