Electro-industrial icon Bill Leeb (Front Line Assembly, Delerium) has served the second single/video, "Demons", from his debut solo album, Model Kollapse, set for release on 13 September via recently signed with Metropolis Records.
Leeb stated that the EBM-styled track is a comment on "how much darkness and evil exist in the world, some of it created via technology that is here to stay, and how we have to carefully navigate our way through it all on a day-to-day basis".
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BILL LEEB - Serves Second Single/Video From Model Kollapse Debut Album
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