Psych rock band KILLFEATHER will be releasing their new album “Armchair Revolutionaries” on August 12th across all digital platforms via Riot Records/Golden Robot Records.
Fans have taken an in-depth look at the album, with the steady release of singles “Bummer”, “Nightmares”, “Plants”, “Dwelling” and “Waiting to Get In” showing KILLFEATHER’s diversity and genre-bending sonic assault .
“Armchair Revolutionaries” is a neo-art punk nuke full of fury and oozing vats of psychedelic madness. KILLFEATHER lands on Golden Robot Global Entertainment’s Riot Records’ planet Earth and is back from space’s cosmic chain to deliver a brand new 13-track cacophony of freaky musical awareness.
“Armchair Revolutionaries” is a reflection of our torn society in the shattered mirror of time. With wailing dread at every wrong turn we’ve taken once morest the framework of our universe, KILLFEATHER screams with every intention. These songs are a DIY collection of anthems regarding declining mental health, cloaked in velvet cloaks of fuzzy guitars and heavy, gelatinous hooked choruses.
Psych rock outfit, KILLFEATHER, are set to release their new album Armchair Revolutionaries on all digital platforms, through Riot Records/Golden Robot Records on August 12th
Fans have received a deep insight into the album with the steady release of the singles ‘Bummer’, ‘Nightmares’, ‘Plants’, ‘Dwelling’ and ‘Waiting to Get In’ showcasing the diversity and genre bending aural assault delivered by KILLFEATHER.
“Armchair Revolutionaries” is a neo art punk atom bomb filled with fury and oozing vats of psychedelic madness. Landing on planet earth from Golden Robot Global Entertainment’s Riot Records, KILLFEATHER is back from the cosmic warp of space to deliver a brand new 13 track cacophony of freak-out musical consciousness.
“Armchair Revolutionaries” is a reflection of our torn society within the broken mirror of time. With wailing angst for every wrong turn we have made once morest the frame of our universe, KILLFEATHER screams with every bit of intention. These songs are a DIY hive-mind collection of hymns regarding deteriorating mental health disguised in velvet cloaks of fuzz-drenched guitars and heavy, gelatinous hooked choruses.
