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To Kill A Monster drops upbeat rock track "Whiskey"

  • September 21, 2022
  • Malvika Padin
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Columbus Ohio rock act To Kill A Monster drops anthemic guitar-heavy track “Whiskey,” hinged on their signature of happy-go-lucky soundscapes that brings an upbeat, dance-worthy vibe to life.

Starting off as a simple country song idea, the lyrics of the catchy number plays around the idea of an attractive girl who everyone sees as a “tall drink of water,” with her intoxicating looks . Led by lacerating guitars and explosive vocals, the high energy track sees the band continue to push their sonic boundaries as they always have.

Consistently experimenting with genres since the band’s beginning in 2008, To Kill A Monster’s musical mission is to infuse fun and smiles back into people’s lives. With each song is written to be a direct reflection of the life, love, fun, and feelings of everyone and everything around them, this latest offering is an instant crowd pleaser as well.

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