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KickToKill’s debut single ‘Quit Tomorrow’ is now available to buy via paypal.
The tracklisting is:
1. Quit Tomorrow
2. Acid Rain
3. Senses Stripped
UK price is £2.99 plus £1.00 post & packing.

Outside of the UK the price is £2.99 plus £2.50 post & packing.

48 THRILLS is now available to buy via paypal.
UK price is £9.99 plus £1.99 post & packing.

Outside of the UK the price is £9.99 plus £4.99 post & packing.

Influences: KickToKill
Stroszek
my cousin I bid you farewell
In addition, there's a plethora, but our HOLY TRINITY in order of our discovery of them are:
Sex Pistols, Clash, These Animal Men
Other MASSIVE favourites include The Smiles, Babyshambles and...
CURRENT influences?
Iggy Pop / Stooges, Jesus & Mary Chain, Joy Division, Velvet Underground, Bauhaus, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Cure, New Order, Psychedelic Furs, Sisters Of Mercy, Killing Joke, My Bloody Valentine, The Chameleons, Public Image Limited, Associates, Smiths, Bowie, Damned, Stone Roses, Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett, Zips, Wire…
And a host of new bands including A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS, THE ORPHANS, ANYTHING AFTER, THE STORM SOCIETY, MERCY ARMS, WHITE ROSE MOVEMENT etc…

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THE SINGLE BEST SONG I’VE HEARD FROM A SCOTTISH GROUP IN A VERY LONG TIME
HEAVEN OR LAS VEGAS review Aug 2007
Our latest review of a new Scottish band comes from Glasgow, with Kick to Kill’s new single ‘Quit Tomorrow’.
Quit Tomorrow is the single best song I’ve heard from a Scottish group in a very long time. It starts with a slow thoughtful build up then hits the right tempo at just the right time for just the correct length of time. With strong hints towards Bauhaus, Killing Joke, Jesus and Mary Chain, Kick to Kill almost sound like a Scottish version of ‘I Love You But I’ve Chosen Darkness’. Ok so Kick to Kill aren’t doing anything groundbreaking here, but what they are doing is bloody good. And if these guys can string together eleven tracks as strong as Quit Tomorrow, I’ll be the first one in line to part with hard earned cash for the listening pleasure. The band encapsulates the best elements of gothic, drone and alternative rock.
As for the other two tracks, ‘Acid Rain’, has an opening bass so reminiscent of The Cure in their early days you almost half expect to hear Robert Smith pop up somewhere. It’s certainly a more than decent follow up to ‘Quit Tomorrow’. On my first listen the vocals did seem too overwhelmed by the instruments but on further plays this just seems to blend the elements of the band together more effectively, whether this is by accident or design doesn’t matter, it works. ‘Senses Stripped’ for me is the only track, which doesn’t work. Here Kick to Kill seem to sacrifice the initially ear catching jagged guitars and punchy drums for (and to be fair) unnecessarily repetitive backing vocals which renders what could have been a good song relatively uneventful.
Still, on the evidence of ‘Quit Tomorrow’, Kick To Kill seem to have something many of their peers lack - a good grasp of what they want to sound like, and a good grasp of how to make music we’ll like the sound of. Its gone straight onto my MP3 player and anyone with the savvy to check them out will do the same.
The CD is available to buy at Avalanche Records or better yet directly from their website.
Written By Hammond
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