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RIDDLES, REGRET, AND REDEMPTION: MONASHEE’S “SPHINX” TEARS OPEN THE LABYRINTH OF THE SOUL

Tuesday June 24, 2025 by That Chick Krys

Have you ever found yourself haunted by decisions you can’t take back, wondering if the path you chose was ever really yours at all? Monashee’s “Sphinx” is the kind of song that grabs you by the collar and drags you into that exact darkness – and then, somehow, leaves you blinking in the light on the other side.

“Sphinx” is a sonic storm of tension and release. The production is razor-sharp, built on a bed of swirling guitars and a rhythm section that feels like an anxious heartbeat, never letting you forget the stakes. There’s a cinematic quality to the song’s progression, with verses that simmer and build, choruses that explode, and a bridge that pulls the rug out from under you just when you think you know where you’re heading. Every detail feels deliberate, from the echoing synths to the way the drums punch through the mix, giving the whole track a sense of restless movement, as if the music itself is searching for answers.

But what really sets “Sphinx” apart are its lyrics. This is a song about wrestling with regret, temptation, and those moments when you realize you’ve been your own worst enemy. The Sphinx isn’t just an ancient riddle, it’s the voice inside that asks questions you’re afraid to answer. There’s an honesty here that stings, especially when the narrator admits to ignoring their own instincts, letting fear and doubt steer them off course. The imagery is rich: labyrinths, shadows, crossroads. You feel the weight of lost time and the ache of wanting to start over.

Yet “Sphinx” doesn’t leave you trapped in the darkness. There’s a thread of hope woven through the pain, a promise that even if you’ve fallen for lies and wandered far from yourself, you can still rise, still choose a new path. Monashee’s “Sphinx” isn’t just a song – it’s a reckoning, and by the time it’s over, you’ll feel like you’ve survived your own riddle and come out stronger on the other side.

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