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Philadelphia’s Night Sins Debuts Video for Old-School EBM Track “The Lowest Places You’ll Go”

  • March 8, 2024
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Night Sins, the Philadelphia-based project steered by the charismatic Kyle Kimball, has dropped a new video for “The Lowest Places You’ll Go.” This track melds the driving force of classic EBM with the introspective depth of post-punk and the melodic hooks of synth-pop. Echoing the raw energy of early Nine Inch Nails and the dark, emotive pull of Depeche Mode, the song also tips its hat to the electronic fervor of the ’80s, channeling the likes of Front 242 and A Split Second, with a nod to the funky pioneering sounds of Wax Trax’s late 80s roster.

Kimball’s vocal prowess shines brightly, infusing the track with a captivating presence that demands attention. The video is a powerful yet simple visual narrative that strips away the unnecessary, focusing on Kimball in a raw, unguarded state. Shot in a classic 4:3 format, it shows him at a table, the scene set starkly with a broken wine bottle. In a moment of intense vulnerability, Kimball drinks from the jagged edge, the act leaving him bleeding from the mouth—a potent and distressing image that resonates deeply.

This scene vividly recalls the visceral performances of Nivek Ogre from Skinny Puppy, known for his immersive and often jarring stage personas that blend the boundaries between art and reality. Like Ogre’s memorable enactments, Kimball’s self-inflicted wound here is more than shock value; it’s a metaphor for the pain and catharsis embedded in “The Lowest Places You’ll Go,” highlighting the track’s exploration of personal depths and the struggle for self-acceptance.

The song and its video serve as a reminder that our darkest moments do not define our entire existence, As Kimball explains:

“The Lowest Places You’ll Go is a reminder that you are not who you are at your worst. It’s a reminder that everyone has value and is worthy of love. No one should be paralyzed by fear.  Move with it and through it. Break away.”

Watch the video for “The Lowest Places You’ll Go” below:

Emerging from the shadow-laden streets of Philadelphia, Night Sins has been a dark beacon since the early 2010s, weaving a path that follows in the wake of the legacies carved out by The Sisters of Mercy, Clan of Xymox, and other darkwave pioneers. Their sound—a mix of robust rhythms, atmospheric synths, and Kimball’s distinctive vocals—crafts an immersive world that’s both nostalgic and distinctly fresh.

With “The Lowest Places You’ll Go” setting the tone, Night Sins’ forthcoming five-track EP “A Silver Blade in the Shadow” is shaping up to be a definitive statement of their craft. This mini-album, due out May 17th on Born Losers Records, seems poised to reinforce the band’s standing in the dark music sphere, showcasing the distinctive blend of sound and raw edge that they bring to the table.

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