Kissing Kaos unleashes “Yesterday’s Kids”!

After hitting the ground running with the debut song “Chaos Inside”, KISSING KAOS are back with a new single “Yesterday’s Kids”, a hard-hitting hard rock anthem that captures the raw spirit that built the scene in the first place. The track is taken from the band’s upcoming album “To Your Limit”, set for release later this year, and delivers a no-compromise return to loud, unpolished rock’n’roll.

“‘Yesterday’s Kids’ is about the teenage rebels who never let go of the fire that made them fall in love with music in the first place,” vocalist Joe Flynt comments. “It’s for everyone who helped build the scene, kept the flame alive, and refused to let rock become tame or predictable”.

Driven by crushing riffs, pounding rhythms and an unapologetic attitude, “Yesterday’s Kids” looks back without sentimentality, embracing the chaos, defiance and volume that defined the roots of hard rock. It’s a reminder that rock music was never meant to be safe, and Kissing Kaos have no intention of making it so.

“Yesterday’s Kids” is available now on all streaming services and has also been released in an official video.

After parting ways with his former band Asphalt Valentine, singer Joe Flynt began crafting heavier and more powerful songs. Drawing from a wide range of influences, Joe wanted to write songs that were melodic, full of energy and that could bridge the gap between old and new school bands. He quickly recruited Asphalt Valentine drummer Brian Jung after Brian heard the new material. Guitarist Jon Langsburg was recommended because of his broad musical influences, stage experience and technical abilities by producer Andy Reilly (UFO, Bruce Dickinson, Cradle of Filth) who produced the record at Muse Productions in Atlanta, GA. Rounding out the lineup is bassist Chris Taylor of the band Kickin Valentina. Initially, Chris was just going to help with a couple music videos but loved the music so much, he ended up joining the band, co-writing a few songs and playing on the rest of the album.