New Music: Finger Eleven, I Prevail & Kittie

Five Finger Death Punch: Last Night On Earth

The acoustic title track from their first new studio album in a decade, which is due November 7th.

“I think ‘Last Night On Earth’ could be placed squarely in a traditional relationship frame where you forget what you’re even fighting about,” explained Finger Eleven vocalist Scott Anderson. “But you hate that feeling in the pit of your stomach when something’s not resolved and you don’t know what tomorrow’s gonna look like.”

“Last Night On Earth” follows” Blue Sky Mystery” featuring Filter’s Richard Patrick and “Adrenaline,” which reached the Top 20 on the Mediabase Active Rock chart.

I Prevail: Pray

 This is the fifth single off the recently released album, “Violent Nature.”

Previous singles “Annihilate Me,” “Rain,” “Into Hell” and the title track have Eric Vanlerberghe as the only lead singer tackling both clean and unclean vocals.

“I’m singing all over this (new) record now. I’ve sang a little bit on the past records, parts here and there and harmonies and stuff,” noted Vanlerberghe. “But for this time around to go into this and going, all right, well, we’re not gonna change our sound dramatically. We’re gonna have the heavy stuff, but we’re also gonna have the hooks that we love to write, the big choruses, trying to aim to write those big choruses.”

Brian Burkheiser had handled the clean vocals but stepped away for health reasons. 

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Kittie: Do You Think I’m A Whore?

“‘Do You Think I’m A Whore?’ has always been the dark horse of our debut album and it was such a pleasure to give it the updated treatment and celebrate how awesome of a song it really is. It’s clear the track is finally getting its flowers,” stated Kittie vocalist Morgan Lander.

“We’re beyond excited to revisit and reimagine songs that that started it all for us with ‘Spit XXV’,” continued Morgan. “Re-recording these songs has been an emotional and empowering journey. It’s a chance to honor our roots while bringing a new level of energy and experience to the music. ‘Spit XXV’ isn’t just a celebration of where we came from, but a thank-you to the fans who have stood by us for the past 25 years.

“Spit XXV” has just arrived.