ULTRA-VIOLENCE Release New Visualizer Video ‘All My Life’ from Homonymous EP

Ultra-Violence is a 4-piece modern metal band from Italy, formed in 2009 when the members were just 15 years old. Their relentless energy and technical approach quickly earned them a deal with Candlelight/Spinefarm Records.

The band released 3 full-length albums between 2013 and 2018 and toured extensively across Europe, the UK and Japan, building a loyal international fanbase.

In 2020, they decided to leave their record label and become a completely independent band. Working with producer Joakim “Jolly” Karlsson (Bad Omens), they shaped a new sound and identity.

Their first step into this new era came with the EP “Beyond” in 2021. The release earned placements in official Spotify playlists including “Adrenaline Workout”, “The Core”, “All New Metal” and “All New Rock”, helping the band reach a growing international audience within the modern metal scene.

In 2022, they collaborated with Kellin Quinn of Sleeping With Sirens on a new version of their song “The Silence” and released a cover of Bring Me The Horizon’s “Dear Diary” as a tribute to one of their biggest musical influences.

In recent years, Ultra-Violence continued refining their new identity through a series of standalone singles, culminating in the release of their new EP “All My Life”, pushing the limits of their modern metal sound while preserving the raw intensity that defined their early years.

Watch the visualizer video here: