“I saw it graffitied on a wall that I used to walk past as a kid,” Alexa reveals, “There was a big opening in a forest, and I was really young, maybe 9 or 10 years old, and someone had spray painted ‘Love Kills The Demons’. “It’s a nice introduction to the subject matter of the EP,” Jenny concludes.Ī post shared by KRUSH PUPPIES band summarise the EP as an “interpretation of transcendence”, before going on to explain how the project’s title came about. “It’s quite summery as well,” Alexa adds. It was a nice introduction to the musicality of the EP,” Jenny comments on their decision to release the title track first. We were really pleased with how it came out. “ Love Kills The Demons is a slightly different style to our other stuff, it has more layers. “It feels like the pregnancy is over!” they laugh.Īs they explained, three out of four of the tracks from the EP were released beforehand, starting with the title track Love Kills the Demons, before releasing subsequent singles Why and Throw Me On The Fire. It’s nice to have the final thing out with the last song, which ties it all together,” Jenny explains.
We’d already released three of the other songs, so we got quite a lot of feedback and reviews off the singles. “We’re on the way to see Heather, our drummer, because we’re doing the decorations for her wedding!” However, this is not the only exciting thing happening for the band right now, since their debut EP ‘Love Kills The Demons’ was released on Friday. “We’re both in the car at the moment, and we’ve both got a really horrible flu,” Jenny admits.
24 hours after the release of their debut EP ‘Love Kills The Demons’, Impact’s Music Editor Gemma Cockrell caught up with Jenny Wells (vocals, guitar) and Alexa Daly (vocals, bass, flute) of Krush Puppies.
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