Kill The Lights, which features former members of Bullet for My Valentine, Throw the Fight, Threat Signal, and Still Remains, have dropped the video for new single Scapegoat.
Classic and modern metal styles collide on Scapegoat. The band storms out of the gates from the opening note, while galloping, noodly riffs kick the song into high gear, with the lyrics delivered in a savage, hell bound style. Guttural roars give way to an utterly pretty clean and melodic style with seamless ease, and it effectively shows just how brutal Kill The Lights are. Scapegoat is utterly mosh-tastic!
“Scapegoat discusses the feeling of being trapped in your own head, believing that there is no escape or place that you can turn to for help,” the band explains. “The constant cycles of self-doubt, anger, and depression eat away at your confidence and willingness to make changes. It’s like your setting yourself up to fail — always choosing the path with the most negative outcomes or most toxic situations.”
