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Cane Hill Premiere New Song “Bleed When You Ask Me”

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Cane Hill have premiered a new song titled “Bleed When You Ask Me.” This track will appear on the band’s upcoming EP “Krewe D’Amour.“ Elijah Witt commented:

“‘Bleed When You Ask Me‘ finds itself on our EP dedicated to romance not because it is about love but because it is about heartbreak. It’s a romanticized epic directed to the music industry that has chewed us up and spit us out like a fruit that’s gone sour. We methodically imposed the juxtaposition of upbeat and bright melodies and rhythm under abysmal lyrical content to convey the highs and lows of our experience of bleeding our souls to our art and seeing the incremental return.”

Cane Hill Tease New Song “Bleed When You Ask Me”

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Cane Hill have shared a teaser for their new song “Bleed When You Ask Me.” The full track will be released on October 15 and it will also appear on the band’s upcoming EP “Krewe D’Amour.”

Blood Youth & Cane Hill Announce Co-Headlining European/UK Tour

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Blood Youth and Cane Hill have announced a co-headlining European/UK tour. Diamond Construct will open.

Tour Dates:

02/21 Glasgow, UK – G2
02/22 Manchester, UK – Rebellion
02/23 Leeds, UK – The Key Club
02/24 London, UK – The Underworld
02/25 Southampton, UK – Joiners
02/26 Bristol, UK – The Exchange
02/27 Birmingham, UK – Mama Roux’s
03/01 Paris, FRA – L’International
03/02 Baden, SWI – Werk
03/03 Milan, ITA – Slaughter Club
03/04 Munich, GER – Feierwerk
03/05 Vienna, AUT – Chelsea
03/06 Prague, CZE – Chapeau Rouge
03/07 Leipzig, GER – Naumanns
03/08 Hamburg, GER – Headcrash
03/09 Hannover, GER – Bei Chez Heinz
03/10 Den Bosch, NET – Willem Twee
03/11 Mainz, GER – Schon Schon
03/12 Cologne, GER – MTC
03/13 Antwerp, BEL – Kavka

Cane Hill Premiere “Blood & Honey” Video

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Cane Hill have premiered a new video for their new single “Blood & Honey.” The band commented:

“‘Blood & Honey‘ is the first song off of our new EP ‘Krewe d’Amour. After releasing songs inspired by ravenous anger, we wanted to switch gears and polarize our emotions. This song is the first of three to detail the motions of heartbreak and your ability to make the best or the worst out of it.”

Cane Hill Premiere “God Is The Enemy” Music Video

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Cane Hill have premiered a new video for their new song “God Is The Enemy.” Elijah Witt had the following to say about the track, which completes the band’s “Krewe De La Mort” collection:

“‘God Is the Enemy’ is an honest comment on contemporary Christians and their skewed views of living Christ-like. From the hypocrisy of the church shielding its abusive history (and their present) to the blatant racism, control of women’s bodily autonomy using the bible as a scapegoat — it’s obvious that the followers of Christ have gone astray. ‘GITE’ implores you to imagine how the religious world would react if someone claimed to be the son of God again.”

Cane Hill Premiere “Kill Me” Music Video

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Cane Hill have premiered a new song titled “Kill Me.” You can find an official video for that track below:

Elijah Witt said the following about the song:

“I think if this year has taught me anything, it’s that this dreadful voice of negativity in my head is loudest when my life is quiet. Just like everyone else, my mental health has taken a steep decline this year, and giving life to that horrific voice was the easiest way for me to try and combat it. ‘Kill Me‘ is what I feel in the parts of me I can ignore when life is normal.”

He also added the following about the video:

“‘Kill Me‘ adds another chapter to ‘Krewe De La Mort’ that continues to bring Louisiana folklore to life. Building upon the visual intensity we established with ‘P.O.T.H.,’ we worked closely with Dreamseeker Productions in further exploring elements of witchcraft and the occult while staying true to these Cajun tales.”

Cane Hill Premiere “Power Of The High” Video

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Cane Hill have premiered a new video for their new song “Power Of The High.” You can check that out below:

Elijah Witt said the following about the song:

“‘Power Of The High‘ is inconsolable fury and anguish. An accumulation of the woes, trails, and tribulations of our recent years from mind-altering aficionados to unwilling servants drowning in the unforgiving tides of the music industry, we’ve found ourselves passionately emboldened by the rage fostered whilst stuck between our realities. A declaration of third-eye-rebellion, ‘POTH’ is a calling to everyone we know and may meet to join us in breaking the mold that’s been given to you by a higher power and realize the divine being you always have been.”

He also added the following about the video:

“We dove back into our horror roots by joining forces with the local production company, Dreamseeker, to create a psychedelic twist on Louisiana folklore such as The Rougarou. ‘Power of the High‘ kicks off Krewe De La Morte, which is Volume 1 of larger vision. Join us, live with us, die with us. Welcome to The Krewe.”

Cane Hill Enter The Studio

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Cane Hill have entered the studio to work on new music. If the below tweets are a good indicator, it appears the new material will be heavier:

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Cane Hill Premiere “86d — No Escort” Music Video

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Cane Hill have premiered a new video for their new song “86d — No Escort.” This track is from the band’s new “semi-acoustic” EP “Kill The Sun,” which will be released on January 18.

The group commented:

“‘86d — No Escort; was actually the first song with predominant electronic influence. We wrote it with Drew Fulk and he brought that out of us and helped us shape the rest of the EP. Originally, there weren’t any real drums at all but [drummer] Devin [Clark] really came through, adding the dynamics that he did.

“We wanted to go with a really early 2000s vibe on this song and drew inspiration from artists like Everlast and Cypress Hill to get what we got out of it. Overall, it became a catchy as fuck tune that anyone who’s ever been shitty can relate to.”