King 810 release official music video for “BOO!”

King 810 released a music video for their most recent single, “BOO!,” just in time for Halloween and the release of their new album, “Rustbelt Numetal 2”, as reported by theprp. The aforementioned record will be released by the nu metal band from Flint, Michigan, on Friday, October 31st. Like “Rustbelt Numetal,” their second new album of the year was recorded in front of a live studio audience during a shortened studio session.

Upcoming shows with Filth and Tallah:

11/03 Lawrence, KS – The Bottleneck
11/04 Oklahoma City, OK – 89th Street Collective
11/06 Mesa, AZ – The Rosetta Room
11/07 Anaheim, CA – Chain Reaction
11/08 Berkeley, CA – Cornerstone
11/09 Bend, OR – Volcanic Theatre
11/10 Portland, OR – Dante’s
11/11 Seattle, WA – El Corazon
11/13 Rapid City, SD – Aby’s
11/14 Sioux Falls, SD – Icon Event Hall
11/15 Saint Paul, MN – Turf Club
11/16 Chicago, IL – Bottom Lounge
11/18 Hartford, CT – The Webster
11/19 Clifton, NJ – Dingbatz
11/20 Harrisburg, PA – Capital City Music Hall
11/21 Richmond, VA – Canal Club
11/22 Greensboro, NC – Hangar 1819
11/24 Nashville, TN – The End
11/25 Lexington, KY – Manchester Music Hall

King 810 have become notorious for music that explores the darkest corners of life in a town renowned for its crime and poverty statistics. With a sound that blends everything from crushing nu-metal riffs and twisted alt-rock, to experimental hip-hop, electronica and dark jazz, they stand alone as true originals, proudly apart from the common modern metal herd.

King 810 punctured the mainstream consciousness in 2012, when their “Midwest Monsters” EP earned them a deal with Roadrunner Records. A second EP, “Proem”, followed in 2014, and the band’s full-length debut, “Memoirs Of A Murderer”, emerged to great acclaim later that year, and secured the band significant press coverage, particularly in the UK.

King 810 have always done things their own way. In 2015, they broke new ground with digital EP “Midwest Monsters 2”: a collaboration with DJ Drama, featuring luminaries from the hip-hop world, including Freddie Gibbs, and a wholly new take on the much-abused rap/metal crossover.