Summer ’26
In This Moment — “Another Brick in the Wall (feat. Kat Von D)”
Witch · Released 2026-08-28
Consensus notes: iTunes-verified 2026-08-28; light web scan for dark/alt-pop adjacency.
User review summary (generated by AI)
Clearly labeled AI-generated synthesis of staff + seeded member takes — not a human byline.
Staff takes on In This Moment — “Another Brick in the Wall (feat. Kat Von D)” land split (about 6.3/10 across 3 reviews; range 4.5–7.3). Voices in this stack: Rio Hale, Mira Voss, Sable Quinn. Web consensus notes: iTunes-verified 2026-08-28; light web scan for dark/alt-pop adjacency.
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Companion playlist: On The Run · dark rooms after midnight
Staff reviews
Rio Hale
Staff Critic
4.5
Aug 31, 2026
Verdict: Concept heavier than the song.
Here is the blunt version. Another Brick in the Wall (feat. Kat Von D): uneven.
Replay value: weekly rotation. Pretension meter: refreshingly low. Actual songcraft: thin.
Final number: 4.5/10. Concept heavier than the song.
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agree on the vocal — headphones required or you’re missing half the song.
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Mira Voss
Staff Writer · Production
7.1
Sep 4, 2026
Verdict: Works in parts; the whole is less than the sum.
Technically, Another Brick in the Wall (feat. Kat Von D) hangs its emotional thesis on a filtered riser used sparingly; everything else is supporting architecture.
Frequency masking is mostly avoided; the midrange stays intelligible even when the pad swells. That discipline is rarer than the genre's aesthetic suggests.
On balance, 7.1/10. Works in parts; the whole is less than the sum.
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came here for the score take and stayed for the production notes — yes.
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Sable Quinn
Staff Writer · Atmosphere
7.3
Sep 4, 2026
Verdict: I admire the mood more than the whole arc.
I keep returning to Another Brick in the Wall (feat. Kat Von D) the way one returns to a bruise under silk: curious, careful, a little devoted, unwilling to look away too soon.
The vocal arrives like candlelight against marble; the beat, a distant procession down a hallway you should not follow. What In This Moment understands is that darkness is not absence — it is pressure, perfume, patience.
If dark pop is literature wearing a club dress, this track reads like a letter you should not have opened — ink still damp, pulse still audible — and will not stop rereading.
I close the door softly and still write 7.3/10. I admire the mood more than the whole arc.
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putting this on my 1am board rn. thank you for the pairing tip.
respectfully disagree on the score — the bridge carries more than you’re giving it.
