LILITH’S DEMISE And SLAMWICH Join Forces On “Bleed Red” Music Video
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Miami, Florida-based deathcore force LILITH’S DEMISE return with “Bleed Red,” a new track featuring Frankie Puleo of SLAMWICH and taken from the band’s new album Death Becomes Her. The release brings together two formidable female vocalists from the deathcore scene, with Ana-Kamilla Arnback of LILITH’S DEMISE and Frankie Puleo joining forces for a collaboration built around sheer heaviness. Accompanied by an official music video, “Bleed Red” adds another vicious chapter to the world of Death Becomes Her while putting two distinct vocal presences at the center of the attack.
“Bleed Red” thrives on the chemistry between Arnback and Puleo, creating a vocal-driven collision that gives the track an especially forceful character. Their pairing brings two voices together without diminishing either vocalist’s presence, making the collaboration a natural meeting point between LILITH’S DEMISE and SLAMWICH. The result is a track firmly rooted in deathcore intensity, with the two vocalists carrying the song through its most punishing moments.
The accompanying music video gives “Bleed Red” its visual counterpart while highlighting the collaboration at the heart of the release. With the song taken from Death Becomes Her, the new video places the spotlight on LILITH’S DEMISE and its latest material while giving Frankie Puleo a prominent role in the track’s destructive momentum. The pairing of Arnback and Puleo also makes the release a standout collaboration, bringing together two female voices from the contemporary deathcore landscape.
With “Bleed Red,” LILITH’S DEMISE continue to establish Death Becomes Her as a force to be reckoned with, while the addition of Frankie Puleo makes this particular track impossible to overlook. Ana-Kamilla Arnback and Frankie Puleo deliver a two-front vocal assault that leaves no room for hesitation. Blood is spilled, the voices rise, and LILITH’S DEMISE make their presence felt.
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