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    Kill The Noise Shares Lead Single “Don’t Look Back” From Forthcoming Album

    By Brian BonavogliaDecember 16, 2021
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    In a time where artists in the world of electronic dance music look to keep things consistent with a steady flow of constant releases, Kill The Noise is one who delivers quality over quantity with a prime example of this being the announcement of his sophomore album with the release of its lead single, “Don’t Look Back” with MOELLE.

    Returning to Seven Lions‘ powerhouse Ophelia Records to release what is going to be the follow up to his crucially acclammined Occult Classic which dropped six years ago, the bass music icon sets the tone for what’s to come with “Don’t Look Back.”

    Opening with an anthemic vocal offering from MOELLE, it quickly shifts gears hitting listeners with a relentless barrage of bass alongside metallic synth stabs in true Kill The Noise fashion leading those who tune in to a frenzied melodic masterpiece which packs quite the punch.

    “A reoccurring message I’ve seen over the past few days is, why don’t I put out more albums? why has it taken a long time? The answer is, time is valuable to me. I take my time doing things I love, making music, raising a family, being a person — And..Now is the time to do this. with that being said, I love the questions and comments. We all learn hard lessons about what makes us happy, how short life can be, there is a gentle balance between things in our lives that we learn to navigate from our success, mistakes, and watching each other grow,” Kill The Noise explains.

    Take a listen to Kill The Noise’s new single haunting “Don’t Look Back” alongside MOELLE below.

    To check out more music, click here.

    Kill the Noise Ophelia Records

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