Alt-Metal Trio KRAVE Releases Follow-Up Single + Video for ‘Unalive

Encapsulating melodic, heavy, and emotive grittiness, Brisbane’s renowned alt-metal trio KRAVE are turning heads after raising the bar with their recent delivery of the metal ballad ‘Charade’. With their long-anticipated ‘Only Human’ EP (Out Friday October 18, 2024), KRAVE return to elevate the stakes as they showcase a heavier side with the explosive sequel track and video ‘Unalive’.

 

Delving into emotional, mental, and addiction disorders, ‘Unalive’ confronts the dark side of maladaptive coping. Before long, the plot fixates on an eerie reality that sees our demons habitually rotating the dangerous vices that keep us sick.

 

“While writing this song, I experienced a ‘coming full circle’ moment. It was when I realised my addictions were so addictive, that I was addicted to being the ‘addict’, and that each layer of insanity all met up at the same grave spot if ignored. That’s ‘Unalive’ for you. Erupting riffs and seething rage is what you can expect from this heavy song; it is truly the best kind of smack in the face a listener can ask for.”
Siana Davis [Writer, Lead Singer + Bassist]

 

The video for ‘Unalive’ is dosed with a sense of the macabre. Abandoned mental patients, deranged doctors, and ballistic butchers are just a few characters you’ll meet during this witch hunt. Entirely gruesome yet somewhat comical, ‘Unalive’ leaves the viewers infatuated with the horror and disturbance that haunts their watch process.

 

Having toured as main support for Suicidal Tendencies, Amaranthe, and Avatar, KRAVE prove themselves a worthy newcomer. With an Australian Headline Tour ahead, KRAVE are ecstatic to bring ‘Unalive’ to their biggest venues yet across QLD and NSW major cities.

‘Unalive’ Tour – Tickets On Sale Here

September

27th: Ocean View, Central Coast, NSW

28th: 3 Wise Monkeys, Sydney, NSW

29th: LaLaLa’s, Wollongong, NSW

October

3rd: Vinnies Dive, Gold Coast, QLD

4th: Tomcat, Brisbane, QLD

11th: The Presynct, Sunshine Coast, QLD

12th: Service Club, Maryborough, QLD

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‘Unalive’ Single + Video Out Now on All Streaming Platforms

Stream on Spotify | Apple Music | YouTube | Unearthed

Watch Video Clip HERE

Follow KRAVE

Facebook | Instagram | TikTok | YouTube | Spotify

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Press Contact:
Siana Davis
kravebandofficial@gmail.com

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