The Kiss'N'Kills, the southern german ska-punkrock powerhouse from Ravensburg/Ulm, have released a new video. The song "No Soul Left (For The Devil)" is the opener of the new album "10".
The record release party is scheduled for Friday, April 5th, and will take place at Café Bar Balthes (Ravensburg). The seven musicians who describe their style as "Kick-brASS-Punk'n'Roll" announce that the record will show a broader scope of sound. In a short press notice, it says: "You will find straight up Punk in your face, rest-bite in Reggae scaling to bouncing Ska followed by banging beats and grooves melted together with Steaming Guitars, Bold Bass, Punchy Brass and Intense Vocals... this Album is truly diverse, broad and not shy to get up close and personal!" Looking forward to hearing it when it is out!
The video (filmed and edited by Ravensburg-based artist Nikita Anders) is inspired by Andy Warhol and a short video of him eating a Hamburger. You can read more about that here. The song takes a blow at selfishness in the age of globalization and has a really original sounding melody that will keep you company throughout the day when you listen to it.
You can learn more about the band on their official website. You can watch the video here:
The record release party is scheduled for Friday, April 5th, and will take place at Café Bar Balthes (Ravensburg). The seven musicians who describe their style as "Kick-brASS-Punk'n'Roll" announce that the record will show a broader scope of sound. In a short press notice, it says: "You will find straight up Punk in your face, rest-bite in Reggae scaling to bouncing Ska followed by banging beats and grooves melted together with Steaming Guitars, Bold Bass, Punchy Brass and Intense Vocals... this Album is truly diverse, broad and not shy to get up close and personal!" Looking forward to hearing it when it is out!
The video (filmed and edited by Ravensburg-based artist Nikita Anders) is inspired by Andy Warhol and a short video of him eating a Hamburger. You can read more about that here. The song takes a blow at selfishness in the age of globalization and has a really original sounding melody that will keep you company throughout the day when you listen to it.
You can learn more about the band on their official website. You can watch the video here: