Gothic rock outfit The Dead And Living has, following on from the success of its previous single, "Damage", unveiled another single and video, "Demons Till I'm Dead", from its forthcoming EP, Damage, scheduled for release on 28 February 2025 through Rexius Records.
The band on the new single: "'Demons Till I'm Dead' is the most intimate track on the EP, bringing us even closer to home. The worldly and somewhat easy song deals with the usual devastation's of being a citizen of Earth. Nothing more, nothing less, with an ounce of nothingness".
More info on The Dead And Living's Damage EP is HERE. Link
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