Hard rock force Fifteen Stitches is back with the brand-new music video for “Nemo Liber” (No One Is Free). The video brings their raw, heavy energy to life, tackling humanity’s self-destructive tendencies and cycles of violence. With scorching riffs and a chorus that hits hard—“This attraction to violent action is killing me”—Fifteen Stitches delivers a visual and sonic punch you won’t forget.

“Nemo Liber” is taken from Fifteen Stitches’ EP Beyond The Wall, out via Wormholedeath. The record dives deep into humanity’s struggles, inner demons, and the search for a better future, delivering a crushing fusion of hard rock, prog, glam, and grunge.

Stream the EP: orcd.co/beyondthewall

Previous video: “Light Psycho”: youtu.be/nBEi3kFEfgk

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Hailing from the South Sound of Washington, Fifteen Stitches is a sonic powerhouse featuring Tim Perdue (vocals), Chris Pasinetti (guitar), Rob Field (bass), and James Ortega (drums). With roots in bands like Cries of Tammuz, Painted Window, and The Ventures, the band channels the raw spirit of the Pacific Northwest’s legendary music scene.

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Fifteen Stitches, the Washington South Sound quartet channeling the Pacific Northwest’s grunge legacy into a modern hard rock beast, has dropped the official music video for “Light Psycho.” This relentless hard rock anthem is straight out of a slasher flick! With razor-sharp riffs and lyrics that dive deep into the mind of a deranged predator, this track drips with intensity, obsession, and pure horror.

Fusing the band’s live energy and channeling classic horror films, the Light Psycho video captures Fifteen Stitches’ passion for performance with a touch of humor, adding a twisted edge to the madness.

Fueled by raw energy and unhinged aggression, “Light Psycho” delivers a sinister dose of fear, control, and chaos. Is this track a literal ode to serial killer chaos? Or a metaphor for the monsters we bury within? Press play… if you dare to find out.

“Light Psycho” is taken from Fifteen Stitches’ EP Beyond The Wall, out via Wormholedeath. The record dives deep into humanity’s struggles, inner demons, and the search for a better future, delivering a crushing fusion of hard rock, prog, glam, and grunge.

🎧 Stream the EP: orcd.co/beyondthewall

Hailing from the South Sound of Washington, Fifteen Stitches is a sonic powerhouse featuring Tim Perdue (vocals), Chris Pasinetti (guitar), Rob Field (bass), and James Ortega (drums). With roots in bands like Cries of Tammuz, Painted Window, and The Ventures, the band channels the raw spirit of the Pacific Northwest’s legendary music scene.

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Seattle’s hard-hitting phenomenon FIFTEEN STITCHES has inked a deal with Wormholedeath Records for their electrifying album, “Beyond The Wall”, set to detonate on January 24th, 2025.

Why does humanity treat each other the way they do? That is the overriding theme of Fifteen Stitches’ new album ‘Beyond The Wall’.

The second release by the Washington South Sound band, after their 2018 EP ‘The Void’, delves deeper into the human condition with heavy-hitting music, thought-provoking lyrics, and a freshly energized lineup. Tim Perdue (vocals), Chris Pasinetti (guitar), Rob Field (bass), and drummer James Ortega weave a powerful sound ranging from pummeling rock to more atmospheric songs. The lyrics of singer Tim Perdue both examine humanity and give hope that we could be better to each other — if only we can find a way out of the chaos born of those in power.

The lifeblood of the Pacific Northwest music scene flows through the band with a wide array of influences from heavy rock, prog, glam, and grunge to the birth of rock itself. Rob Field comes from the band Cries of Tammuz, a popular goth band with progressive elements from England, and local band Painted Window who performed in the northwest during the early 2000s. Chris Pasinetti has played in the Seattle/Tacoma area in many local bands: Nothing Sounds Good, Dem Zaing, and hillbilly punk band SixGun. Notably, drummer James Oretega performed with Don Wilson of surf rock and garage band legends The Ventures, Man of the Mountain, Negative Inside, SixGun, and Tremor Cats. Tim Perdue currently sings for Fifteen Stitches and Tremor Cats.

Tracklist:

1. Revolution
2. Light Psycho
3. I.C.G.F.U.E. (I Can’t Get)
4. Nemo Liber
5. Eventual Horizon, Pt. 2
6. You Know We Know
7. It Is Destroyer
8. Demon Dick

Get a sneak peek of the sonic fury to come with the teaser for the track “Light Psycho”:

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