Modern metal outfit League Of Distortion has unveiled an electrifying new single/video, "Chainsaw", from its upcoming album, Galvanize, scheduled for release on 25 October through Napalm Records.
The song features a powerful electronic intro, hard-hitting verses, and a catchy chorus - showcasing Anna "Ace" Brunner's (Exit Eden) commanding vocals alongside Jim "Arro" Müller's (Kissin' Dynamite) dynamic guitar riffs and cutting energetic shouts. The track, its lyrics, and in combination with a video that delivers the finest horror movie vibes, is a modern metal hymn that fills the listeners with energy and hope.
League Of Distortion on "Chainsaw": "Our new single 'Chainsaw' cuts deep with its unapologetic commentary on the brutality of life, injustice, and karma. It channels our rage and frustration of living in a world where greed and hypocrisy reign. The song serves as both a warning and a catharsis - reminding us that vengeance and consequence are inevitable. This track is a sonic explosion of rebellion, a visceral call for justice in a broken system".
More about Galvanize, the previously unleashed singles/videos and League Of Distortion's tour dates is HERE. Link
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