Delete After Death is the new hard rock project formed by vocalist Seann Nicols (Westfield Massacre, Adler’s Appetite, Quiet Riot, RATT).
The music showcases Nicols’ powerful vocals and song production talents combined with guitarist Doug Weiand’s (The Chimpz) distinguished guitar abilities.
The band will be releasing their debut single “Free Money” exclusively through HEAVY on April 16.
In an age where the most innocuous of things can send the world into panic and bring countries to a standstill, you can always rely on the age-old and proven currency of cash.
Or can you?
Delete After Death deftly pose this question with their debut single “Free Money” a scathing indictment of the one commodity that makes the world go round.
Cleverly utilising black and white photography amid washes of vibrant colours, Delete After Death use the film clip to justify the relative absurdity of the lyrics. Absurd because they are true!
Vocalist Seann Nicols revels in the tongue in cheek nature of “Free Money”, posing in various stages of opulence which is in stark contrast to the deliberate black and white footage which not only harks back to an era gone by but also adds a sense of bleakness and hopelessness to a commodity that is the unfortunate backbone of human existence.
Taking aim at other artists and public identities in a verbal assault on the masses, “Free Money” is an up-tempo, hard-rocking number that demands repeat listens.
Even Gene Simmons gets a nod when… well you will just have to watch the film clip yourself to find out.
Guitarist Doug Weiand lets loose with some gut-wrenching solos while perched on a rockface overlooking the sea, shredding menacingly while Nicols smokes nonchalantly from a pipe in the background, further emphasising the maniacal nature of the almighty dollar.
