The Fix by Kill Chicago
Kill Chicago have a careful knack for weaving heartfelt messages through boisterous rock’n’roll. Natural storytellers with a political core, this New Brunswick-based quartet has made a name for itself through electrifying live shows and an honesty that reflects their blue-collar beginnings. Their new album, The Fix (releases November 8th, 2019) amplifies their dissent with relatable working-class anthems, breaking the fever dream of societal expectations.
“Having my daughter has made me think about the concept of self-improvement. It seems like we’re always trying to fix some part of ourselves, but when we were kids our concerns were less internal. Why do we see ourselves as broken?”. The Fix challenges these concepts head-on, with a full arsenal of guest performers & expanded sonic territory that make it their strongest, most cohesive album yet.
Tracklist
| 1. | Another Way To Be | 4:12 |
| 2. | Moonlight | 3:04 |
| 3. | So Small | 6:33 |
| 4. | Two Drinks Behind | 4:23 |
| 5. | Made Up | 2:06 |
| 6. | Show Me (Hand To Mouth) | 3:51 |
| 7. | You Don't Like It | 4:01 |
| 8. | Flying Home | 3:40 |
| 9. | Have Not Town | 5:30 |
| 10. | Pull Over | 4:22 |
Credits
Produced by Brad Perry and Kill Chicago
Engineered by Brad Perry and Evan Hansen at The Recordery
Mastering by Ryan Morey at Grey Market Mastering
All songs written by Greg Webber and Kill Chicago
Album design by Tanya Duffy
Photography by Dillion Anthony and Chris Griffiths
Kill Chicago recognizes the support of Music/Musique NB and the Government of New Brunswick. / Kill Chicago reconnait l’appui de Music/Musique NB et du gouvernement du Nouveau-Brunswick.
Greg Webber - guitar, vocals
Dillon Anthony - guitar, pedal steel, keys, synth
Matt Bowie - bass, vocals
Zach Atkinson - drums
Alan Jeffries - decent harmonies
Matte Robinson - trumpet on Pull Over
Don Levandier - backing vocals on Two Drinks Behind
Special thanks to the students of the Fredericton High School Concert band for their help on Moonlight and the Recording and Sound Design class for their screaming on Made Up.
License
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Kill Chicago have a careful knack for weaving heartfelt messages through boisterous rock’n’roll. Natural storytellers with a political core, this New Brunswick-based quartet amplifies their dissent with relatable working class anthems, breaking the fever dream of societal expectations.