EVA UNDER FIRE - Drop New EP 'Blow'; Includes An Epic Cover Of Journey’s "Separate Ways"
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Today, acclaimed female-fronted rock band Eva Under Fire dropped their new EP 'Blow' via Better Noise Music. Giving fans a dynamic preview of their highly-anticipated debut album, “Love, Drugs & Misery”, the EP features an epic new cover of “Separate Ways” by Journey, on which frontwoman Eva Marie’s grand vocals shine as she belts about a heart-wrenching, undying love. Originally released early last summer, the title track “Blow (feat. Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills)”, is featured prominently on the soundtrack of the critically acclaimed horror film 'THE RETALIATORS', a Better Noise Films production, currently making its rounds at key film festivals across the globe. The song is set to impact U.S. radio in May. The high-energy headbanger “Comatose (feat. Jonathan Dörr from Ego Kill Talent)”, also previously released in 2021, continues the band’s high octane momentum of collaborations with Dörr’s gritty vocals adding to the thrilling sonic experience. The band has showcased their ability to go from anthemic and aggressive to heartbreakingly vulnerable, in both sound and lyrics, with singles such as “Unstoppable” also illustrating an untouchable love.
Sharing the band’s excitement over releasing the new EP, lead singer Eva Marie said: “We’re excited to be putting our best forward with this EP. Two massive tracks from the upcoming album PLUS a sick cover of “Separate Ways”? I mean what’s not to love?!”.
Eva Marie and Charnas both appear in 'THE RETALIATOR', alongside some of the biggest names in rock: Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee, Five Finger Death Punch, Jacoby Shaddix of Papa Roach, All Good Things, Cory Marks. Mötley Crüe’s Nikki Sixx co-wrote and recorded the title song of the film. In August, the movie had its WORLD PREMIERE at Arrow Video FrightFest in London. Its North American premiere took place at the iconic TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles as the OPENING NIGHT film for ScreamFest. The film also took home an award for best make-up at ScreamFest and is currently rated 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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