Los Angeles Based Music Band Let There Be Darkness is Harnessing Industrial Music with ‘Eat My Cult’

The creative aperture of music’s global evolution has led to various deductions among which the industrial genre offers some of the most outspoken spontaneity of art, culture, and society. Upcoming duet band Let There Be Darkness is a promising act that is revolutionizing the contemporary standards of the genre with interpretations and arrangements of their own. Their newly released song ‘Eat My Cult’ is intense and graphic in its take and displays an engaging module of lyrical excellence. The song has already found extensive audience acknowledgment through Soundcloud and is ready to take a bigger plunge into the global scene of music and its celebration.

This Los Angeles based music band is a creative collaboration between the vocal coordination of Charles Richburg and the electronic mixing and programming motifs of Kris Kello. ‘Eat My Cult’ has protruded into the industrial scene with its deep lyrical bundles along with a rhythmic pattern that binds the song into a boisterous and strong opinion. Their other songs like ‘Bleeding Black’, ‘Myself Decay’, and ‘Endless Rain’ all comprise of their unending conviction and passion for music and their ability to merge different streams into a uniform progression. As they tighten their buckles for more exposure and music, their relentless hard-work brims through the entirety of their extravagant soundscape.

Let There Be Darkness’s musical results are a confluence of socio-cultural behaviors along with personal experiences that conjoin into one pleasing entity. They are moving forward their career towards better prospects and opportunities, ones that will garner them audience response and take their music to the global platform of creative formation. They are working hard for their debut show and putting together new music that will further add to their list of accomplishments. Follow their work of cultural expressions right away on Soundcloud, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.