FIT FOR A KING | KUBLAI KHAN TX - EUROPE & UK SUMMER 2025

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Fit For A King
Trauma and tragedy transfer from one generation to the next. As difficult as it may be, we still possess the power to break the cycle and start anew. Fit For A King ponder the pain of these cycles and the possibility to end them on their seventh full-length offering, The Hell We Create [Solid State]. The Texas quintetRyan Kirby [vocals], Bobby Lynge [guitar], Daniel Gailey [guitar], Ryan Tuck OLeary [bass], and Trey Celaya [drums]explore this ebb and flow with a deft, yet delicate balance of sharp metallic intensity and soaring melodic energy.
Drawing on real-life experiences, the band members collectively rallied around Ryan and his family as they endured seemingly unending turbulence
The album is a reflection of the events that happened throughout the pandemic, recalls Ryan. In short, my wife and I adopted children and had to homeschool them. She almost died from a stroke. The Hell We Create is by far the deepest and most personal record weve ever written.
KUBLAI KHAN TX
Struggle spurs strength. Trials and tribulations mold and fortify character. Embodying these truths, Kublai Khan turn hardships into hypnotic and heavy metalcore upheld by nimble metallic fury and pitsplitting spirit on their fourth full-length offering, Absolute [Rise Records]. A lot of the record is about our struggle with what we do and the fact weve been doing this for over a decade, hit a lot of roadblocks, ate a lot of shit, and still kept going, exclaims frontman Matt Honeycutt. Weve done far more than we ever expected, so its always about picking yourself up, dusting yourself off, and letting nothing get you down. You have the opportunity to take responsibility for what you do wrong and right. Were spinning the negative into a positive. The Sherman, TX quartetMatt [vocals], Nolan Ashley [guitar, vocals], Eric English [bass], and Isaac Lamb [drums]quietly emerged as a fiery force since their 2008 formation straight out of high school. They built a devout following through airtight consistency on Balancing Survival and Happiness [2014], New Strength [2015], and Nomad [2017]. The latter impressively tallied over 6 million cumulative streams with The Hammer surpassing 2.6 million on Spotify and Antpile exceeding 1.1 million. Meanwhile, acclaim came from Metal Hammer, Alternative Press, New Noise, and more as the boys toured relentlessly.