Kill The Imposter
From:
Orlando,
FL,
United States
Last Known Status: Active
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Kill The Imposter Premiere New Music Video
Floridia-based deathcore outfit Kill The Imposter premiere their new music video for “As Above“, taken from the band’s new studio album “The Pain Never Dies“, out now via Suburban Noize Records.
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Kill The Imposter Premiere New Track & Music Video
Orlando, FL deathcore outfit Kill The Imposter premiere a new official music video for their track “Dead Outside“. That track is taken from the band's new album “The Pain Never Dies”, due out on February 17th via Suburban Noize.
Check out now "Dead Outside" streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you below.
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Kill The Imposter Premiere New Single & Video
Orlando, FL-based deathcore outfit Kill The Imposter premiere a new official music video for their single “Kuklinski“, taken from their forthcoming new album “The Pain Never Dies“, due out February 17th on Suburban Noize. The track draws inspiration from the life of convicted murderer and hitman Richard “The Iceman” Kuklinski.
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Kill The Imposter Premiere New Music Video
Orlando, Florida-based deathcore quartet Kill The Imposter premiere a new official music video for their single “Enemy” streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below. It is the second advance track thus far taken from the outfit’s new studio full-length “The Pain Never Dies“. Suburban Noize will release it on February 17th, 2023.
Frontman Johnny Nobody commented of the track: More...
Kill The Imposter Posts New Music Video Online
Florida’s deathcore all-stars Kill The Imposter released their new album "The Violence Sessions" this past May and have a new music video for the opening track "Broken Crown," which can be seen and heard below.
"This song is about a little girl that wants to grow up to be an evil queen, but finds out that being that kind of person will always backfire." adds the band.
"The Violence Sessions" is the third release from KTI, following 2019’s "The Decimation" and 2020 "A Strain Of Agony" EP. According to guitarist Danny Arrieta, this album is the result of years of anger and frustration of being told you can’t, you’re not ready, you’re not this or that, and saying "No" with everything in your soul and the conviction - to fight tooth and nail for your place in the world.
Heavy and tight, your hair will stand on end and you will feel the energy KTI has poured into this release. As each song blares through your speakers, every note, beat, and lyric will awaken the energy in you to get up and go! More...
Kill the Imposter Premiere New Single & Video
Floridian deathcore band Kill the Imposter premiere a new single and music video “Unfit Coward”, taken from their new album "The Violence Sessions", out now through The Legend Agency.
Check out now "Unfit Coward" below.
Kill The Imposter Shares New Lyric Video
Florida’s Kill The Imposter has a new lyric video out for their single "Mace," giving a glimpse into the upcoming violent, angst-filled EP "The Violence Sessions," the third release from KTI, following 2019’s "The Decimation" and 2020 "A Strain Of Agony."
Lyrically "The Violence Sessions" comes from a place of frustration and overall redemption for those frustrations. Highlighting world issues and also very close-to-home relationship problems. KTI truly hope the fans feel something powerful enough to move them. Guitarist Danny Arrieta shares the method in the madness:
"The lyrics drive home all the rage and anger I pour into the music to create this wave of violence that washes over you and needs release."
Vocalist Johnny Nobody adds:
"I think the whole idea of KTI is to create something that forces a response. We like to provoke movement or thought. If it's violent (moshing) then so be it. So as far as music affecting me lyrically I would say that if I can’t control my head from banging I would write something that accompanies that. I do write to the music as opposed to writing before I hear the song. I may jot down a phrase or something I can build off of but mostly it's the music the affects my mood." More...