Bill Leeb Shares Dark New Single & Video “Demons”

Industrial artist Bill Leeb continues his recent solo endeavor with his newest single “Demons” and pairing music video. Much like Leeb’s last release, “Terror Forms,” the newest song explores AI (Artificial Intelligence) and the rise of automation in relation to humanity, nature, and creativity. Both songs beg the question Leeb is asking in each song, “When will the human voice be lost to AI and technology….or will that be what saves us in the end?” 

Bill Leeb describes the new song explaining, “The song is inspired by how much darkness and evil exist in the world. How we have to carefully navigate ourselves through all of this on a day-to-day basis and still try and find a reason to get up, be happy to be alive, and try to be creative. Technologies are here to stay. Demons exist everywhere in our minds, in our hearts, and every aspect, so we have to fight,” 

The video features flashes of abandoned cities covered in code, other images of demons, shadows and technological manifestations. The long series of footage mixed with the high-energy electronic sound that Bill Leeb is known for creates a thought-provoking experience. 

Both songs were released in anticipation of Leeb’s upcoming album titled Model Kollapse, set to be released September 13th, 2024. The whole album will carry the theme of contemplations on automatization, Leeb described Model Kollapse by saying, “…as we forge forward on an unprecedented technological scale, it makes me wonder how much longer we can remain in control of various aspects of our lives. Automation has already taken over many industries. With technology running much of the world, will the entire planet eventually be vulnerable to a Model Kollapse? Chaos would surely ensue.” 

Photo Credit: Raymond Flotat

Kayleigh Lycans: A student at the Ohio State University studying Art History and Anthropology. Promoting a craving to spark change with art and through communication. A passionate writer whose drive for building a new world takes form in understanding empathetically those in the present, and the past. If she is writing, editing, illustrating, painting, exploring, and or studying, Kayleigh always looks towards the future through taking the time to understand the now.
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