Keegan Powell "Long Way Through Doom"
Sounds from Canada
07/06/2026 | At just under three minutes, Keegan Powell’s “Long Way Through Doom” is a masterclass in raw, instinct-driven hard rock. Hailing from Canada, the Toronto-based songwriter strips away overthinking in favor of pure momentum, delivering a fierce 2’49” anthem built on massive guitars and shaman-like vocal hooks. What began as a self-imposed experiment to write a “big dumb rock song” brilliantly collides with fragments of Powell’s older poetry, resulting in a track that feels both primal and poetically precise. The song surges with an unhinged yet deliberate swagger, perfectly encapsulating Powell’s history of stylistic reinvention while signaling a heavier, more urgent direction for his evolving sound. It’s a chaotic, melodic rush that proves the most compelling art is often discovered in the heat of the moment rather than carefully constructed.
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