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POP EVIL: Lyric Video For New Song 'Dead In The Water'

August 7, 2015

The official lyric video for "Dead In The Water", a brand new song from Michigan-based rockers POP EVIL, can be streamed below. The track is taken from the band's upcoming album, titled "Up", which will be released on August 21 via eOne Music. Recorded at Studio Litho, Robert Lang Studios and London Bridge Studios with producer Adam Kasper (PEARL JAM, SOUNDGARDEN, FOO FIGHTERS),the CD is "the sound of a rock band cementing a powerful identity that's steadily materialized over the course of three prior full-length slabs," according to a press release.

POP EVIL frontman Leigh Kakaty stated about "Dead In The Water": "The song was written about the constant feeling I have of sinking farther and farther away from reality. It has led to a internal fight to get my head above water."

"Up" track listing:

01. Footsteps
02. Core
03. In Disarray
04. Take It All
05. Ghost Of Muskegon
06. If Only For Now
07. ...
08. Ways to Get High
09. Lux
10. Vendetta
11. Dead In The Water
12. Seattle Rain
13. Til Kingdom Come

Kakaty also revealed that "Up" came from "a personal reawakening." He explained: "Our last album, 'Onyx', was written from such a dark place because of the struggles to get to the next level in our career. We really were in the trenches making that album. It was so important when writing this new album to put the darkness behind us and start focusing on a positive mind-set. One step at a time, and we look forward to the future through hard work and persistence. We're coming!"

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