Ice Nine Kills together with The Square Studio and Outerloop Management are releasing a new song, titled “The Product of Hate,” for an exclusive one-week download. According to the band, all the money made will be donated to the people affected by the Boston Marathon bombings. The track will cost $2 but fans will have the option to donate a larger amount to the charity if they so choose.
“The lyrics of this song seemed so relevant to what had happened in Boston last week,” vocalist Spencer Charnas said. “Being from Boston, this made the tragedy hit really close to home. We figured this could be a great way to spread an important message and raise some money for the victims and their families in the process.”
To donate/purchase the song, visit IceNineKillSix.Bandcamp.com/Track/the-product-of-hate.
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Bostonian post-hardcore outfit Ice Nine Kills have released their new EP, Predator. It was not only voted by the fans to be Revolver’s Album of the Week, but also debuted at No. 15 on iTunes’ Rock chart. In keeping with the EP’s title, Revolver asked vocalist Spencer Charnas who the top five movie predators are.
5. Michael Myers from the Halloween franchise “Not only did he have a talent for killing big breasted beautiful blonde girls, he also…oh wait… That’s pretty much all he did right?”
4. Shark from Jaws “He basically killed everyone except Richard Dreyfuss. If he hadn’t spared him, we wouldn’t have such sentimental tear-jerkers like Piranha 3-D or Mr. Holland’s Opus.”
3. Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th franchise “Jason made it very clear: You have sex–you die. You do drugs–you die. This dude would have fit in very well at a Rick Santorum fundraiser.”
2. Patrick Bateman from American Psycho “Even though I like 30 Seconds to Mars, Jared Leto definitely deserved that axe to the face for taking four goddamn years to record that follow-up record.”
1. The Vagina from Teeth “No explanation is needed for this one.”
In this week’s Album of the Week poll, you, the fans, voted Ice Nine Kills to the top spot, for their EP Predator. Check out the top five vote-getters below:
1. Ice Nine Kills – Predator EP
2. The Plot In You – Could You Watch Your Children Burn Out
3. Antimatter – Fear of a Unique Identity
4. Straight On Target – Pharmakos
5. Joel Grind – The Yellowgoat Sessions
Stay tuned for this week’s poll, which will be live today on RevolverMag.com. Until then, you can check out Ice Nine Kills’ single “Father’s Day” off Predator EP below:
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This week sees new shit from The Plot In You, Recovery Council and more hitting stores. Check out the list of releases below and let us know which ones you’re snagging a copy of and which record should be the Album of the Week. Pick your favorite and feel free to vote as many times as you want. Voting ends on Monday, January 21, at noon, when the results will be announced.
UPDATE: The poll has closed. Thanks for your vote. To view the results, click here.
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Metalcore outfit Ice Nine Kills have released their new Kickstarter-funded EP, Predator, today–you can buy right here right now–and in celebration, they are giving Revolver readers the exclusive stream. Check out the EP below, and let us know what you think in the comments. Ice Nine Kills will be hitting the road with I See Stars in February.
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Boston-based metalcore band Ice Nine Kills have debuted the official lyric video for their new song, “The Coffin is Moving.” Check it out below, and let us know what you think in the comments!
The band recently launched a Kickstarter campaign to help fun work on a brand-new EP. Fans can help out the band at this location.
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