KINGSMEN // Share Music Video For ‘World On Fire’

Kingsmen are making waves in the metalcore scene off the back of their recent release of debut album, Revenge. Forgiveness. Recovery.

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Riding high after releasing a string of singles, the band have now dropped a brand-new music video for their latest focus track World On Fire.

On the track, the band states, “World on Fire represents the pain and thoughts of someone in a state of self-destruction who’s finding the answers they need from burning the memories of their past mistakes so they can be reborn as a better person.”

Kingsmen buckled down to work on Revenge. Forgiveness. Recovery after a series of unfortunate events that almost tore the band apart. The album was recorded by Mark Lewis (Trivium, Whitechapel, Cannibal Corpse) and the strength in songwriting and inspiring lyrics is proving the band to be an outlier in a sometimes-crowded genre.

From start to finish we bring you through a journey of pain, self-destruction, and healing.
[ Kingsmen ]

“Revenge. Forgiveness. Recovery is not only our first record, but it is the product of a time in our lives where we all went through a great deal of suffering,” say the band.

“With persistence and time, we overcame great personal obstacles by sticking together when most might give up. As a group we had to deal with everything from sickness to heartache and death. So, in lieu of what we went through, we created an album that tells a dark story with a satisfying end.”

“From start to finish we bring you through a journey of pain, self-destruction, and healing. We hope this music is more than something to just bang your head to. Beyond the break downs and gutturals, past the thundering drums and beyond the clean singing there is a message. You can always find peace in any situation if you have enough time, energy and persistence.

“So, whether you’re excited to listen to some fun songs or you’re looking for that next record to help you deal with your own struggles, we hope you find what you’re looking for with Revenge. Forgiveness. Recovery.”

Kingsmen’s debut album Revenge. Forgiveness. Recovery and video for World On Fire are available now worldwide.