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KING OF THE DEAD RELEASE HALLOWEEN SINGLE

Menacing alternative types, KING OF THE DEAD, return with a hypnotic reworking of the 80’s classic, Easy Lover, which features Joel Peters from Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons. The ominous dark lords have placed their trademark sinister stamp all over the track whilst retaining the essence of the song’s undeniable draw. The single and video are out now - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CT_k1GTDvyU The mysterious alt-rockers have developed a hearty reputation for creating music that is thought-provoking, theatrical, and profoundly intriguing. Always looking to progress and break through to new worlds, KING OF THE DEAD are as enigmatic as they are progressive. The posse’s current EP, Perdition, was produced by Lasse Lammert (Alestorm) and saw the band meld seventies’ rock radio and engaging punk rock, with absorbing organ work, and magnificent refrains. The record acquired the backing of Powerplay Magazine, Primordial Radio, Fireworks Magazine, and ERB Magazine. The EP also bi...

King Of The Dead Unleash New Single/Video 'The Sermon For The Cursed'

Immensely enchanting alternative rock crew, KING OF THE DEAD, are set to soar to new heights with their intoxicating sophomore EP, Perdition, out Friday 2nd June. The striking unit have also just released a brand new single and video, The Sermon For The Cursed – https://youtu.be/M85Av6JipPY Massively intriguing and wholly fascinating are two resounding descriptors for KING OF THE DEAD. The enigmatic rock combo are both daring and audacious with the deliverance of their art. The band’s new EP, Perdition, is an extension of their much-acclaimed debut, The Summoning, which acquired the support of Kerrang Radio, Powerplay Magazine, Primordial Radio, and many prominent tastemakers. As part of the group’s progression, they have chartered new ground and have crafted a record that fuses seventies’ rock radio and captivating punk rock, wrapped with engrossing organ work, and glorious refrains. Perdition has also greatly benefited from the mastership of esteemed producer Lasse Lammert. T...

KING OF THE DEAD Release New Single/Video

Deeply enchanting and highly provocative alternative rock crew, KING OF THE DEAD, return with the next installment in their saga. The devilish posse set loose their spellbinding new EP, Perdition, this Spring. Before then, KING OF THE DEAD have revealed their hugely magnetic new single and video, When It All Comes Down - https://youtu.be/3JnjFzIDljw . KING OF THE DEAD are a band who are fearless, bold and audacious. The mysterious and intriguing darkly rock combo are a celebration of the macabre and the bizarre. The band’s sophomore EP is a continuation of their much-acclaimed debut, The Summoning, which procured the support of Kerrang Radio, Powerplay Magazine, Primordial Radio, and many notable independent tastemakers. KING OF THE DEAD’s brand-new alluring horror rock EP is more theatrical, ambitious, and menacing than their debut. In their growth as a band, they have traversed new horizons that have only added to their fascinating sonic landscape, aided by the shrewd craf...

KING OF THE DEAD Release New Single 'Destroy My Name'

King of the Dead are a band that are not afraid to be bold. The 3 piece Horror Rock band are a celebration of the macabre and the weird. The music is anthemic and dark (think 30 Seconds To Mars meets Ghost) with driving guitars and soaring vocals. Debut single "Control" was the first of a 5 song story about sacrifice, possession and the occult. The radio success of Control has earnt them several plays on BBC Introducing and is only the beginning of the world domination (frontman) Shah is plotting. So now we have the second instalment of sacrifice from King of the Dead with 'DESTROY MY NAME'. A 3-minute high energy punk rock ripper with King of the Dead's signature soaring vocal from Shah. Destroy My Name has echos of Alkaline Trio spliced together with the strong melodic sensibility of GHOST. The musicianship from within the three mysterious fellows of King of the Dead should not be overlooked either, it's clear that not only the subject matter and themeing ...