Killitorous announces Canadian tour dates
Ottawa-based technical death metal band Killitorous is heading back out on the road in March, in support of Origin and Beneath the Massacre.
The band is gearing up for their upcoming full-length release, The Afterparty, which is due out on April 20.
The Afterparty will be the band’s first follow up to their 2014 record Party, Grind. The first single from The Afterparty, “Married With Children” came out on Jan. 31. Here is what the band had to say about the track:
“The song is not based around the character Al Bundy, but the song is based more around the character Glen (who is also portrayed by actor Ed O’Neill) from Wayne’s World and visits the idea of what he did before he started serving donuts, and why he is so damaged emotionally.”
Killitorous will be opening up for all four of Origin’s stops in Ontario, starting on March 16 in Toronto. Here is the full list of dates:
March 16 – Toronto, ON – Velvet Underground
March 17 – Ottawa, ON – Babylon
March 18 – Montreal, QC – Foufounes Electriques
March 19 – Quebec City, QC – Le D’Auteuil
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Hi, my name is Max. I’m a journalism student currently on placement here at Canadian Beats. I grew up in the GTA, but I’ve been around Ontario a little bit for school in the past few years. I think in a lot of ways the landscape of Canadian music is partially shaped by the journalists who choose to dedicate their time to giving it exposure. By promoting and contributing to a healthy media environment for Canadian artists, journalists contribute in their own way to keeping a strong Canadian music identity alive. I’m excited to hopefully be a small part of that contribution over the next few weeks.
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