Throwlight unveil dark and ruthless video for the track 'Monster' • GRIMM Gent

Modern, genre-fusing act THROWLIGHT delve into the realms of horror with a gory music video for their track “Monster”. The single is taken from the band’s 2024 full-length offering, Monster.

Juxtaposing clean tones and fierce distortion, THROWLIGHT deliver a thrilling dynamic offering in “monster“. Heavy rhythms and pounding percussion unleash power alongside aggressive harsh vocal performances. With the track’s verses situated in the realms of rap metal, the movement and intensity rises and falls throughout. Showcasing further musical styles, the chorus presents a softer and lighter touch bringing an even darker twist to the track’s narrative.

Granted exclusive permission to film at The 17th Door in Buena Park, CA., home to an extreme haunt experience, the video for “Monster” was shot in a single 13-hour session.

“Monster” was directed by Matthew Hersh, with Lucas Pitassi as director of photography. Starring LeeAnna Vamp, Gigi Gustin, Chelsea Cook, and Michelle Dee, the video was filmed on location at The 17th Door in Buena Park, CA.

Hailing from South Orange County, THROWLIGHT cultivate a dynamic, genre-fusing sound from the diverse musical backgrounds of its members. Drawing from across punk, metal, rap, and hardcore, this fusion results in a unique style that combines heavy grooves, catchy leads, and rap verses designed to keep listeners’ heads swinging.

Inspired by iconic acts, notably DEFTONES, RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE, FAITH NO MORE, ICE CUBE, THE OFFSPRING, LINKIN PARK, the band’s deep established bonds, having known each other since childhood, also infiltrate their stylistic sound.

THROWLIGHT emerged through Kevin Betz and Chris Ellis joining to create a metal band, with underground rapper Rocom stepping up as lead vocalist. The addition of Rocom‘s longtime collaborator in rap, King of Somewhere, finalized the band’s distinctive sound as he introduced his synth sounds leading to a blend of hip-hop with a heavy metal soundscape. THROWLIGHT unveiled their debut album Monster independently in 2024.