Today, Germany-based alternative metal band SEVEN BLOOD have shared their brand-new single ‘Kill Switch’. The track delivers a powerful mix of alternative rock, metal, and metalcore, tackling crucial themes such as female independence, empowerment, mental health, and the raw rage following a toxic breakup.

Lyrically, the track is a clear statement against societal expectations: they powerfully push back against labels like ‘too loud’ or ‘hysterical’ and celebrate breaking free from restrictive patterns. The raw musical energy is reflected in lines that make it clear this newly found strength can no longer be shut down. The song serves as a reminder to recognise your own strength and not to be intimidated by the fear of others when standing up for yourself. “There’s no kill switch.”

“’Kill Switch’ was born out of pure exhaustion from shrinking myself to make others comfortable,” explains lead singer Azaria Nasiri. “To anyone who’s ever been told they take up too much space: this is your anthem. There is no kill switch anymore. It’s our turn now.”

Produced, mixed, and mastered by Andreas Hartmann, the high-energy track features driving instrumentals and deeply emotional vocals ranging from tears of rage to passionate demands for more. ‘Kill Switch’ powerfully demonstrates that SEVEN BLOOD are ready to relentlessly forge their own path and make no compromises.

Listen to ‘Kill Switch’ here

SEVEN BLOOD will kick off their 2027 with two huge tours. The first a German run with critically acclaimed alternative artist RØRY and the second is a big twenty-two date tour with US metalcore favourites Memphis May Fire and Swedish quartet Dead By April, where SEVEN BLOOD appear as special guests. Tickets are available now for all shows. See a full list of upcoming dates below and find more information here.

WITH RØRY
23.01.27 – Cologne, Die Kantine (DE)
24.01.27 – Berlin, SO36 (DE)
26.01.27 – Hamburg, Übel & Gefährlich (DE)
27.01.27 – Munich, Feierwerk (DE)

WITH MEMPHIS MAY FIRE & DEAD BY APRIL
30.04.27 – Stockholm, Debaser Strand (SE)
01.05.27 – Göteborg, Filmstudion (SE)
02.05.27 – Oslo, Rockefeller (NO)
03.05.27 – København, Pumpehuset (DK)
05.05.27 – Berlin, Astra Kulturhaus (DE)
07.05.27 – Hamburg, Große Freiheit 36 (DE)
08.05.27 – Warszawa, Proxima Club (PL)
09.05.27 – Wien, Flex (Halle) (AT)
11.05.27 – Nürnberg, Hirsch (DE)
12.05.27 – Frankfurt Am Main, Batschkapp (DE)
14.05.27 – Munich, Backstage Werk (DE)
15.05.27 – Stuttgart, Im Wizemann (Halle) (DE)
16.05.27 – Aarau, KIFF (CH)
18.05.27 – Saarbrücken, Garage Saarbrücken (DE)
19.05.27 – Kaiserslautern, Kammgarn (DE)
21.05.27 – Sint-Niklaas, De Casino (BE)
22.05.27 – Cologne, Carlswerk Victoria (DE)
23.05.27 – Utrecht, Tivoli Vredenburg (NL)
25.05.27 – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms (UK)
26.05.27 – Birmingham, O2 Academy (UK)
28.05.27 – London, O2 Academy Islington (UK)
29.05.27 – Manchester, Academy 2 (UK)