San Francisco-founded NWOTHM band SPACE VACATION just released their holier than thou music video for their first single “Reign in Hell” off their upcoming album “White Hot Reflection” which is set to release next week April 29, 2022. The song is about choosing your own destiny and using the origin of Lucifer as the catalyst for the listener’s own choice – to serve in heaven or to reign in hell.

Comprised of bassist Kai Sun, drummer Eli Lucas, guitarist Kiyoshi Morgan, and lead vocalist and guitarist Scott Shapiro.

“Reign in Hell” music video is Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Zack Ohren at Sharkbite Studio, Oakland, CA. Video by Eli Lucas Director and Editor: Eli Lucas Featuring Scott Shapiro, Eli Lucas, Kai Sun, Kiyoshi Morgan.

In regard to the music video, drummer Eli Lucas, says “It’s not easy to make a video yourself when the goal is to fool people into thinking it was made by someone who knows what they’re doing. Luckily, we stumbled across the perfect filming location: an infinite black abyss, conveniently located deep underneath my neighborhood church. It also doesn’t hurt to have four of the sexiest, photogenic dudes in town, if not the world.”

Lead singer Scott Shapiro adds, “It’s hard to remain handsome on the descent to hell, but I think we pulled it off. This song is one of our favorites from “White Hot Reflection” and we hope that makes it out of the void and into every heavy metal-loving fan’s home and eventually be that song stuck in their head that distracts them from whatever it is that they don’t want to be doing.  Is it better to Reign in Hell?  It’s certainly more fun!

Listen to Space Vacation on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com

Space Vacation takes inspiration from heavy metal icons like Motorhead, Judas Priest, Ozzy, and early Def Leppard, yet they also carve space for melodic tendencies and earn the heavy metal title in their own right.

Space Vacation’s 5^th studio album “White Hot Reflection” releases April 29, 2022 on Spotify, iTunes, and YouTube. The heavy metal band continues to shred on new music and create outright thrashers, so you can expect to hear more from them soon.