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NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: The Kills’ “New York” & "LA Hex"

July 25, 2023 Albumism Staff
The Kills New York  LA Hex

Photo: Myles Hendrik

Seven years since The Kills’ most recent studio album Ash & Ice (2016) arrived, the dynamic duo of Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince have reemerged with a pair of striking new singles in the form of “New York” and “LA Hex.” Accompanied by music videos directed by Andrew Theodore Balasia, the songs will be celebrated at two special pop-up release events to be held at photographer Steven Sebring’s NYC Studio in New York City on July 27th and the legendary Viper Room in Hollywood on August 3rd.

Both singles are available via streaming platforms and a special limited-edition 7” vinyl release featuring original artwork by Mosshart herself.


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