Shout out to the Fredericton High Concert Band and Sound Design class for their contribution! You can tell that they also had fun making it, bringing back the practice of hidden tracks in a fresh way that makes the listener do a double take when following along with the track listing. The little touches and collaborations shows the labour of love that this album is. While the live show is a great party, it shouldn’t overshadow the amount of work that was put into this album. Go see them while you can still afford tickets! Kill Chicago is on the edge of not being able to play these small venues anymore their honest song writing and hard hitting sound paired with the electric synergy that this 4 piece has is going to take them places. These freshly pressed rock riffs were even pulling patrons from neighbouring bars. Kill Chicago had everyone in the bar paying attention and rocking out with them. With Greg Webber in the lead, the whole band has a dynamic stage presence that is on par with and better than a lot of big name acts I’ve seen over the years. Banter and inside jokes, knowing glances, and rocking out hard on a tiny stage without knocking anything over shows how hard and long these guys have been working together.

It’s not possible to talk about this album without talking about their live show and the comradery and friendship that exists between these musicians. It’s been four years since their first album and from the sounds of The Fix, they have been doing nothing but writing and rehearsing ever since.

On the first snow covered night of November 2019, Kill Chicago released their sophomore album, The Fix, to a crowded bar of excited fans.

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