“Down to Hell” is 2020’s Like a House on Fire fourth single and it talks about self-belief and self-determination, directing to anyone that pushes one’s to be something they don’t want, a common theme on the album. As Ben Bruce told Kerrang!:

“Down to Hell” is just a really fun one. There are a lot of different levels to that song. On one level, it’s Danny [Worsnop, vocalist] acknowledging his erratic tendencies and his willingness to lean into the crazy. But there’s another level where people who’ve been involved in our careers have tried to push us in directions that we didn’t necessarily want. There are numerous instances, some of the most infamous things like Danny’s drunk episode in Seattle, which was the result of people pushing us in that way. When Danny rejoined the band we made the joint decision that it would be a cold day in hell before we allowed anyone else to push us to be something we don’t want to be. It all ties into that theme of self-belief and self-determination.