The title Kill City is a reference to an old band that
Lisandro belonged to called Kill City Bombers. The name Kill City is a personal
reference to the band’s home Denver Colorado, and an homage to the legendary
Iggy Pop. The culture of Denver has changed dramatically over the years, the
song is a response to the gentrification of the city and the difficulty of
artists to keep up. They slowly sink into isolation over the years, keeping to
their roots, but rarely able to explore the old world of Fast Eddy; all night
dice rolls, screaming guitars, and drums belting from the basement until seven
AM. General group insanity. One thing that hasn’t changed, the group remain die
hard servants of rock n’ roll, and hold strong at the forefront of everything
it means to be a real rock n’ roll band in the modern age.
From the band:
We
have saved this track for the release of our full length album,
originally set to debut in May. Due to recent circumstances, we felt
that it is our duty as a band to offer what we have to offer. We aren’t
on the frontlines in the field of healthcare, we honestly aren’t able to
help in a multitude of ways, but we can offer our sentiments through
music, to those struggling in these trying times.
This
song relates to our own tribulations, and is a spark for us to ignite
the strongest fuel that has kept our engines running through the worst
of times, rock n roll. Please take it and use it to hold the reigns, man
the helm, and brave the unknown waters ahead. Life is something we’ve
all taken for granted, so brace yourself and know that it was always a
blessing to be alive, and while you’re alive, treat yourself to some
decent music.
-From Fast Eddy with love, here is Kill City.
