Curtis Waters‘ new single proves rebellion and letting go should be the motto of modern living.
With vibrant kick drums and grungy guitar riffs, “STAR KILLER” conveys pure rage and natural cool all at once. A straight to the point production plus Curtis Waters’ exhilarating chants championing freedom and anti-establishment, “STAR KILLER” stays true to the essence of punk by keeping the message simple but persistent at the same time.
In the music video for the single, the young 22 year old Nepali-Canadian musician roams oppressive office spaces and industrial plants alike, breaking free from the constraint of a white-collar suit as he shape shifts with the manically dazzling animation. In split screens, he becomes the visual antithesis to imageries of bribe-ridden officials and unnecessary warfare. “STAR KILLER” might follow a simplistic, classic punk structure, but it certainly aims to conquer rigidness and mundane.
