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EYES SET TO KILL: New Video Interview

October 27, 2010

Bryan Odell, a 20-year-old reporter from Lincoln, Nebraska, recently conducted an interview with Arizona's EYES SET TO KILL. You can now watch the chat below.

EYES SET TO KILL's third album, "Broken Frames", was released on June 8 via BreakSilence Records.

Recorded at Wade Studios in Ocala, Florida with producer Andrew Wade, "Broken Frames" takes the sparkling melodic prowess that EYES SET TO KILL has become known for and shows the band stepping outside of its comfort zone to create the next chapter in their growing musical evolution.

Commented singer Alexia Rodriguez: "Andrew Wade is really the first producer that ever challenged us as a band and took us out of our comfort zone. He made us try things that we probably wouldn't have done in the past. Andrew had me try a lot of different things and he was the one that suggested I try singing an octave higher for this record, which really helped me try and find my voice as a vocalist."

"On our last record we were concentrating so hard on writing solid songs that we forgot to visualize how they would work in a live setting," added guitarist Greg Kerwin. "With this record we wanted to make sure that the material would make our fans go crazy when they see us live, but still be fun for us to play live."

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