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LIVEKILL RELEASE NEW SINGLE/VIDEO "CRUSHING BLOWS"

  LiveKill, the Florida-based metal band, is all set to release their highly anticipated album, Evil Ecstasy in 2024. Meanwhile, their new song, "Crushing Blows," meticulously produced by James Hawkins, Napalm, Erik Lissabet, Kevin Gallagher and John Snell, promises to leave you eagerly anticipating the full-experience. The depth of vocals mixed with the drive of guitars and speed shots of drums envelops you and keeps you in the cross-fire pit of metal indulgence. Get ready to be blown away by LiveKill's electrifying sound. LiveKill's latest video captures their electric energy! LiveKill's latest video, shot and edited by Thomas Crane from Kill Devil Films, perfectly captures the electric energy of the band. The footage was taken during their recent hometown headline date in South Florida, where the crowd was electric and the band was on fire. John Snell, the founder and guitarist, said that the video came out really well and properly shows the energy that was in ...

LIVEKILL RELEASES THEIR NEW SINGLE/VIDEO "SCUM OF MY LIFE"

  LiveKill, the high-energy powerhouse from South Florida, is set to make a heavy impact on the metal world in 2024 with their latest single, "Scum Of My Life," LiveKill takes a unique approach through-out their song, allowing it to create powerful emotions that draws their listeners in and holds their attention from beginning to end. Vocalist James Hawkins, lead guitarist Naplam, bassist Erik Lissabet, drummer Kevin Gallagher, and guitarist/producer John Snell have crafted a song that leaves you eagerly anticipating the full experience. With LiveKill's top-tier approach to pre-production and arrangement, they are the next evolution in the Florida metal scene and beyond. Get ready for the release of their highly anticipated album and prepare to be blown away by LiveKill's electrifying sound. Watch the video for the song below: Song: "This was the first song I could hear the guitar riff in my head before I played it. A lot of songs speed up half-way into the so...