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A raw confession wrapped in distortion, grit, and modern hard rock fury, Blackjacket is back—and they’re not pulling punches. Blackjacket said about "Exit Letter": "About 6 years ago, I received a call telling me that a very close friend of mine took his own life. It was confusing and heartbreaking. I was subsequently made aware that he left a note. ‘Exit Letter” is my attempt to understand the emotions he felt leading up to that final moment. The song was co-written by Doc Coyle (God Forbid, Snot, Bad Wolves) and Eddie Wohl (Anthrax, Fuel, ill Nino, Smile Empty Soul)." - Luca With their blistering new single “Exit Letter,” the band delivers a visceral, no-filter gut punch that captures the sound of letting go when there’s nothing left to save. Equal parts catharsis and controlled chaos, “Exit Letter” is Blackjacket at their most honest, most urgent, and most explosive. Built on crushing riffs, emotionally charged vocals, and a hook that lingers long after the final note, “Exit Letter” reads like a final confession scrawled in distortion. It’s the sound of closure colliding with confrontation—a song for anyone who’s ever had to walk away without answers, slam the door without regret, or burn the bridge just to survive. BLACKJACKET BIO: Blackjacket is a group of seasoned musicians from the Los Angeles music scene. After missed opportunities to create together, the stars aligned and Blackjacket was born. Timing is everything and the time is now! 
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HORROR SCENE is back—and they’re coming straight for the pulse. The band unleashes their latest single, “Yeah You,” is a relentless, high energy track that blends aggression, attitude, and hooks that hit like a gut punch. Fueled by dark intensity and raw emotion, the song captures that moment when you stop explaining yourself and let the music do the damage. Produced by Dan Malsch, "Yeah You" delivers crushing power, sharp precision, and a sound that refuses to be ignored.” Yeah You’ is a middle finger wrapped in melody loud, unapologetic, and aimed straight at anyone who ever doubted us.” - HORROR SCENE Fueled by driving riffs, pounding rhythms, and a vocal delivery that balances menace with undeniable charisma, “Yeah You” is confrontational in the best way possible. It’s a song that doesn’t hide in metaphor—it locks eyes with the listener and calls them out. Loud. Direct. Unfiltered. Lyrically, “Yeah You” thrives on confrontation and confidence, capturing that moment where frustration turns into fire and silence turns into action. HORROR SCENE channels that raw, electric tension into an anthem built for packed clubs, midnight drives, and anyone who’s ever felt underestimated or overlooked. Sonically, the band sharpens their edge, blending gritty industrial textures with infectious modern rock energy. The result is a track that feels both dangerous and accessible—dark enough to haunt, catchy enough to stay stuck in your head long after the final chorus fades. With “Yeah You,” HORROR SCENE proves they’re not here to play it safe. They’re here to make noise, shake rooms, and leave a mark. This single signals a band fully locked into their identity—confident, confrontational, and unafraid to push forward at full volume. This is HORROR SCENE at their most focused and ferocious. “Yeah You” is available now on all major streaming platforms. Turn it up. Let it hit. And don’t look away--HORROR SCENE talking to you. LISTEN ON: APPLE MUSIC SPOTIFY  SISTER KILL CYCLE is back—and this time, they’re staring straight into the storm as they take the iconic Creedence Clearwater Revival classic song and is reborn as a crushing anthem for uncertain times. The industrial rock provocateurs have released a ferocious new cover of “Bad Moon Rising,” transforming the legendary CCR anthem into a menacing, modern-day prophecy drenched in distortion, grit, and raw intensity. Where the original warned of trouble on the horizon, SISTER KILL CYCLE turns that warning into a full-scale sonic uprising. From the first pulse to the final note, “Bad Moon Rising” is reimagined through the band’s signature blend of industrial aggression, dark atmospheres, and unrelenting rhythm. Grinding guitars collide with pounding electronics, while the vocals deliver the song’s ominous message with a snarling urgency that feels eerily relevant in today’s fractured world. SISTER KILL CYCLE has long been known for pushing boundaries and refusing to play it safe, and this release is no exception. By taking a timeless rock classic and injecting it with industrial firepower, the band bridges generations—connecting the paranoia and unrest of the past with the volatile energy of now. Perfect for fans of hard-hitting industrial rock, dark alternative, and fearless reinterpretations, “Bad Moon Rising” stands as both a tribute and a warning: the moon is rising, the tension is building, and SISTER KILL CYCLE is here to soundtrack the fallout.  |
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