DR. ACULA: evolved deathcore pioneers offer political solutions on new single "How to Kill a Monster"; official music video now streaming
After a decade hiatus, Dr. Acula is back and their new music video, “How to Kill a Monster,” is streaming now: https://www.metalsucks.net/2022/09/29/exclusive-dr-acula-learn-how-to-kill-a-monster-in-new-music-video/
The party's over and the reunited Dr. Acula is bringing serious issues to the table. Bassist Rob Guarino states: “US politics have garnered a fanaticism that’s more akin to sports, except politics have real consequences on our lives. People blindly cheer on their team and loathe the opposition with a surface-level understanding of the policies they support and even less of an understanding of the effect on society. The reality is, both sides create policy and take actions that have material impact on not only the lives of the US population, but the world at large. This song is a fantastical vision of the removal of the powers-that-be.”
Dr. Acula's first new album in ten years is a radical reboot that sees this comedic outfit reborn as a dark, focused, beast of a modern metal band. MetalSucks states: “First things first: Dr. Acula sound a lot more modern… The songs themselves are closer to something like Every Time I Die playing deathcore, with a notably more serious outlook.” The album drops October 28th via Silent Pendulum Records.
The party's over and the reunited Dr. Acula is bringing serious issues to the table. Bassist Rob Guarino states: “US politics have garnered a fanaticism that’s more akin to sports, except politics have real consequences on our lives. People blindly cheer on their team and loathe the opposition with a surface-level understanding of the policies they support and even less of an understanding of the effect on society. The reality is, both sides create policy and take actions that have material impact on not only the lives of the US population, but the world at large. This song is a fantastical vision of the removal of the powers-that-be.”
Dr. Acula's first new album in ten years is a radical reboot that sees this comedic outfit reborn as a dark, focused, beast of a modern metal band. MetalSucks states: “First things first: Dr. Acula sound a lot more modern… The songs themselves are closer to something like Every Time I Die playing deathcore, with a notably more serious outlook.” The album drops October 28th via Silent Pendulum Records.
Nov 4 - Chicago, IL @ Beat Kitchen w/ Varials
Nov 5 - Lakewood, OH @ The Foundry w/ Varials
Nov 6 - Detroit, MI @ The Sanctuary w/ Varials
Pre-order the album: https://silentpendulumrecords.com/collections/dr-acula
More info: https://thechainworld.blogspot.com/2022/07/dr-acula.html
Photo by Christina Fiorino
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