One year after unleashing their debut album, Defenseless, Post-Hardcore outfit FRACTURES & OUTLINES from Gatineau, Canada, have new single to share with fans, “Kerosene.”
The band (consisting of Maxime Rondeau (Lead Guitar); Mathieu Frechette (Drums / Vocals); Nicholas Boudreault (Main Vocals); Maurice Emond Jr. (Bass); and Eric Desormeaux (Rhythm Guitar / Scream Vocals) stated that “Kerosene” is a political song about “uprising against the establishment; burning down what was built before us so we can rebuild it again.”
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“It is a song about unification and brotherhood, and not being afraid to fight for a better world,” the members continued. “It features anthemic choruses and fast-paced, aggressive verses.”
Fractures & Outlines teamed up once again with producer Joe Lyko (Dark Moon Productions) along with guest vocals from Salem Trials frontman Jericho Spencer-Champagne for the new track.
The single will be available on digital platforms for download and stream as of May 8, 2020.
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One year after unleashing their debut album, Defenseless, Post-Hardcore outfit FRACTURES & OUTLINES from Gatineau, Canada, have new single to share with fans, “Kerosene.”
The band (consisting of Maxime Rondeau (Lead Guitar); Mathieu Frechette (Drums / Vocals); Nicholas Boudreault (Main Vocals); Maurice Emond Jr. (Bass); and Eric Desormeaux (Rhythm Guitar / Scream Vocals) stated that “Kerosene” is a political song about “uprising against the establishment; burning down what was built before us so we can rebuild it again.”
“It is a song about unification and brotherhood, and not being afraid to fight for a better world,” the members continued. “It features anthemic choruses and fast-paced, aggressive verses.”
Fractures & Outlines teamed up once again with producer Joe Lyko (Dark Moon Productions) along with guest vocals from Salem Trials frontman Jericho Spencer-Champagne for the new track.
The single will be available on digital platforms for download and stream as of May 8, 2020.
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