Less than a month away from the release of their most diverse album yet, Atlanta party-metal crew Attila just dropped a new, very eye-opening single titled “Bulletproof.”
Leaning more on the radio-friendly Of Mice & Men side of things rather than their ruthless “Proving Grounds” approach, the band’s latest shows off a pretty different and much cleaner side of Attila – which, according to frontman Chris “Fronz” Fronzak and his YouTube comment, was intentional.
“Thank you all for the kind words,” Fronz wrote. “I’m glad you guys dig this song. This was VERY different for me as a vocalist but I’ve always wanted to push myself to be the most diverse vocalist I can possibly be.”
Now, for any Attila die-hards getting a bit concerned thinking their favorite band might be going too soft, Fronzack definitely put that worry to rest writing, “For those of you who are concerned about the overall style of our new album let me tell you this – our goal when writing/recording this album was to create the MOST DIVERSE album we’ve ever made. ‘Bulletproof’ is by far the LIGHTEST song on the album.”
He continued to add, “To put things in perspective, you guys haven’t even heard the top 3 HEAVIEST songs of the album. There is so much more to come, just wait ;) We purposely made this album extremely DIVERSE because we hate boring albums and we love keeping everybody on their toes! After all… This is CHAOS!“
So with all that said, take an open mind and check out Fronzak’s new clean vocals in the “Bulletproof” music video below. Afterwards, Chaos pre-orders as well as tickets to see Attila live alongside Chelsea Grin, Emmure and Sylar can be found here.
