Metal/Review My Broken Integrity - Empty Walls

My Broken Integrity is an alternative metal/metalcore project that focuses heavily on self-expression, critical thinking, and narrative delivery from the songwriter's point of view. Toshio Kirushima-Bailey, born and raised in South-East London, is the project's frontman and songwriter; he has worked on his tracks for nearly a decade before its first release to the public.

My Broken Integrity · Empty Walls

My Broken Integrity, “Empty Walls'“ latest single, is a very emotional and challenging study of loneliness, suffering, and self-reflection. The song is both a powerful musical statement and a valuable conversation starter regarding mental health and autism awareness. The band draws influences from Howard Jones, Killswitch Engage, and Dir en Grey, combining sad introspection with strong, dynamic instrumentation to create a song that deeply resonates with listeners.

My Broken Integrity, recorded at The Walrus studio in Forest Hill, London, demonstrates “Empty Walls'“ ability to combine melodic depth with forceful energy, portraying the inner anguish of dealing with self-worth and personal issues. The song's elaborate guitar work and dramatic riffs create a sense of tension and release, reflecting the subject's emotional highs and lows. The honest, impassioned vocals add to the track's emotional impact, communicating both vulnerability and resilience.

Beyond its amazing musical composition, My Broken Integrity sends a message of hope and solidarity. The lyrics inspire listeners to accept their own worth and seek help when necessary, making it a deeply personal yet widely applicable hymn. “Empty Walls” establishes themselves as not only musicians, but also storytellers and activists for mental health awareness, by covering such essential topics.

This sad and hard-hitting tune will appeal to fans of emotionally driven metalcore and demonstrating that music can be both cathartic and transformative.