New Music – Falling in Reverse

New Music – Falling in Reverse

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Back in 2006, Escape the Fate was just getting started, dropping their debut album and hitting the road. In the same year, frontman Ronnie Radke was involved in a fatal shooting in which he was incarcerated on battery charges. While in prison, he was kicked out of the band and formed Falling in Reverse.

The band began recording in 2010 after Radke’s release and have issued four albums. This time around, the band offers up an EP. Neon Zombie dropped on January 5th of this year. The first single, “Zombified”, takes a stand against cancel culture, which as we all know is something that seems to be running rampant these days. Take a close listen to the lyrics.

 

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