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POP EVIL PREMIERES MUSIC VIDEO FOR LATEST SINGLE “BREATHE AGAIN”NEW ALBUM VERSATILE COMING IN SPRING 2021VIA ENTERTAINMENT ONE Michigan's own, POP EVIL, debuted the official music video for their latest hit single “Breathe Again”, from a string of hit singles the band has dropped during the turbulent year of 2020, including “Let The Chaos Reign” and “Work”, which rose to one of their fastest Top 10 hits yet. The video marks the first set of visuals from their sixth full-length, Versatile, that’s expected this spring via Entertainment One (eOne). The futuristic and partly animated video, directed by Johan Carlén captures Pop Evil in a new...

 POP EVIL DEBUTS NEW SINGLE “BREATHE AGAIN”PREPARING RELEASE DATE OF NEW ALBUM VERSATILE DUE OUT IN 2021 VIA ENTERTAINMENT ONE     November 13, 2020 - After teasing something new for the past few days, Michigan's own, POP EVIL, debuted their third single of the year, "Breathe Again", and revealed the title of their sixth album, Versatile, due out in 2021. After surprising their fanbase with the most significant stylistic shift in sound to date with "Work," POP EVIL have championed that success into the explosive catharsis found on their new single. More dialed in than ever, Leigh Kakaty flexes his songwriting growth and...

POP EVIL DEBUTS ANIMATED MUSIC VIDEO FORLATEST SINGLE “WORK” PREPARING NEW ALBUM FOR ENTERTAINMENT ONE Michigan's own, POP EVIL, debuted the music video for their newest hit single “Work” that was released earlier this spring in the midst of uncertain times. The track arrived alongside “Let The Chaos Reign”, one of the heaviest songs the band has released yet, while “Work” counterbalanced it with driving guitars atop a grooving rhythm with electronic flourishes. The new animated video brings “Work” to life, tackling the angst and emotions of being stuck in a rut, the monotony of daily life juxtaposed with constant communication as technology is...

Michigan's own, POP EVIL, have released two new singles "Let The Chaos Reign"  and "Work", marking the first taste of new music from the band since their Pop Evil full-length in 2018. The new tracks arrive as a twin assault of invigorating readymade hits for 2020, from a forthcoming album filled to the brim with a dozen tracks each worthy of a dedicated spotlight. “Let the Chaos Reign” is the heaviest single the band has ever dropped, a rousing fight song of self-determination and rising to meet any challenge with courage and strength. By contrast, “Work” puts its heavy guitars atop grooving rhythmic punch,...