Photo by Bob Sweeney
Philadelphia’s Night Sins, the long-running project helmed by Kyle Kimball (drummer of Nothing), returns with the brooding and seductive first single and title track from the darkwave act’s forthcoming fifth studio album Violet Age.
“‘Violet Age’ is about the risk Vice,” Kyle says. “It’s about trying to make this life livable without hurting yourself or the ones around you.”
Watch the video for “Violet Age”, created by Bob Sweeney, below:
Night Sins’ Violet Age is out June 10th via Born Losers Records
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