“It’s a totally sassy song, the chorus is vibrant and the entire track will make you want to swing your hips. If good bourbon had a soundtrack, this song would be one of the premier numbers.” – Under The Gun Review
Listen To “Senorita” here: http://bit.ly/1M07tcn
Nashville, TN – July 30, 2015 – Nashville-based blue collar rockers, The Hollywood Kills, have been turning heads lately with their energetic evolution of modern rock ‘n roll. Recently the band had the privilege of sharing the stage with 3 Doors Down while they were putting the finishing touches on their new album, Episode IV. Today, the fellas have partnered up with Under The Gun Review to unveil the projects debut single, “Senorita”. The explosive song exemplifies their signature sound – a collision of bluesy and alternative rock with a pseudo-punk twist. Lead singer, Brent Powelson, shared the inspiration behind the track as being “a song anyone can relate to if they have had a crazy ex. It weaves a dramatic tale were the protagonist realizes he has gotten in too deep in his ‘relationship’ with a less than sane partner.”
Listen to “Senorita” on Under The Gun Review here: http://bit.ly/1M07tcn
About The Hollywood Kills:
The Hollywood Kills have truly earned their moniker of a “blue collar band.” Over the span of a decade, amid the chaos of career-defining conquests, the Nashville-based group has managed to solidify an ever-evolving sound. Pulling up the roots of Motown rhythm and blues, and coupling them with heavy riffs that fit right in with bands like Queens of the Stone Age, Maroon 5, and Franz Ferdinand, The Hollywood Kills are the next logical step in the evolution of modern rock ‘n roll.
They have shared the stage with internationally-known acts such as: Fall Out Boy, Three Doors Down, Cage the Elephant, and Everclear. They have toured with The Pretty Reckless, and also had a stint on the Vans Warped Tour after being a finalist in the Ernie Ball Battle of the Bands. The band has released three EPs: Don’t Panic (2011), An Idiot’s Guide to Desertion (2012), and Coming of Age (2014). They have recently finished recording their upcoming release Episode IV.
The Hollywood Kills Online:
http://www.thehollywoodkills.
