NOVAkILL release digital single ‘Fight!’ ahead of November 2025 album
NOVAkILL
The Australian EBM/industrial duo NOVAkILL have issued the three-track digital single “Fight!” via RepoRecords as a lead-in to the new album “Believe,” due 21 November 2025.
“Fight!” arrives in digital format only and the tracklist includes the title cut in two versions (a hybrid version and the demo version) plus a cover of the 1977 Ultravox song “The Man Who Dies Every Day.”
Ultravox first released “The Man Who Dies Every Day” on the 1977 album “Ha!-Ha!-Ha!,” and was written by Warren Cann, Chris Cross, Billy Currie, John Foxx and Stevie Shears.
About NOVAkILL
NOVAkILL formed in Sydney, Australia, in 1996 when Warren “Bones” (active earlier as Deathly Quiet!) teamed up with Craig L. Saunders (SiK). The pair also launched the local industrial club night Virus before focusing on production and live performance as NOVAkILL.
The duo’s early 2000s output culminated in the debut album “Hard Tech for a Hard World” (2003). Subsequent releases include “(D)anger” (2016), “Iconoclast” (2020) and “Artifice” (2024), the latter marking their sixth full-length. A new album, “Believe,” is scheduled for 21 November 2025.
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