Bilmuri debuts new song 'TWICE' from upcoming album

Bilmuri, the musical project led by former Attack Attack! guitarist Johnny Franck, has released a new track titled 'TWICE.' The song is part of the forthcoming album KINDA HARD, set for release on April 10. It blends heavy guitar riffs with pop melodies and features a saxophone solo.

Bilmuri, the solo project of Johnny Franck, who previously played guitar in the band Attack Attack!, has unveiled its latest single, 'TWICE.' This track marks another entry in Bilmuri's signature style, merging intense guitar work with catchy pop elements, and notably includes a saxophone solo for added flair.

'TWICE' is included on the upcoming album KINDA HARD, which also contains the earlier singles 'MORE THAN HATE' and 'HARD2TELL.' The album is scheduled for release on April 10. Fans can now stream the lyric video for 'TWICE' on YouTube, presented in a style reminiscent of a video game loading screen.

To support the new release, Bilmuri has announced a U.S. tour beginning April 17 in Denver. This follows the project's tradition of delivering emotionally charged music that resonates with listeners through its dynamic soundscapes.

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