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The Kerri Edelman Show presents Hard Rock/Metal Band A Killer’s Confession

from The Kerri Edelman Show · host Kerri Edelman

A Killer’s Confession, the new band led by former Mushroomhead vocalist Waylon Reavis has constructed one of the most high-octane, adrenaline fueled, gut wrenching albums of the year. The band’s debut album “Unbroken” is equal parts beauty and tragedy and takes the listener on a journey to the edge of insanity and back. New single "Rebirth" is playing on more than 40 Active Rock radio stations and was the most added first week out. “Unbroken” was produced by Reavis with Engineer/Mixer Richard Easterling (American Head Charge, Doll Skin, Emperors and Elephants) at Richmond, KY’s Third Sky Studio. The album has been released via EMP Label Group, the label founded by Megadeth bassist David Ellefson. “I am so proud of this project, and being able to come back with an absolutely KILLER record, with KILLER musicians” states Reavis. “Anyone who has been a fan of anything I have done previously, is absolutely going to be floored by AKC.” On signing to EMP Reavis had this to say. “I am so thankful to Thom Hazaert and David for believing in me and getting behind this project the way they have. I have been watching everything they’ve done the last year, and I am so proud and excited to be part of the EMP family.” Reavis was co-vocalist for MUSHROOMHEAD from 2004 to 2015, and appears on the albums Savior Sorrow (2006), Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children (2010), and The Righteous & The Butterfly (2014), as well as other projects including TENAFLY VIPER, which also featured former Chimaira bassist Jim LaMarca.

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