Kissing Kaos To Release Debut Album In May

What do you get when you combine punk rock influences with heavy melodic rock? Kissing Kaos is born and is set to release their debut album ‘To Your Limit‘ via Mighty Music. The album was produced by Andy Reilly (UFO, Bruce Dickinson, Cradle of Filth) at Muse Productions in Atlanta, GA.

“Our debut album, born from seeds planted in 2022 and fully realized in late 2024, began as raw punk energy but evolved into melodic hard rock under the guidance of producer Andy Reilly”, states singer Joe Flynt. “This sonic shift demanded fresh songs to match the polished, expansive production, creating a dynamic journey from upbeat anthems like ‘Hey Sugar‘ to heavy hitters like ‘Tear It Down‘ and heartfelt ballads such as ‘Heartache and Scars‘. Every track features infectious, sing-along choruses that invite listeners to join the ride that will take you ‘To Your Limit‘”.

‘To Your Limit‘ will be released on LP (green teal opaque vinyl, limited to 300 copies), digipack CD and digital formats on 01.05.2026, via Mighty Music. Pre-orders are available via this link.

Last Friday, the second single of the album, ‘Yesterday’s Kids‘, hit all the streaming services. The official video of the song is also out now and can be seen below.

After parting ways with his former band Asphalt Valentine, singer Joe Flynt began crafting heavier and more powerful songs. Drawing from a wide range of influences, Joe wanted to write songs that were melodic, full of energy and that could bridge the gap between old and new school bands. He quickly recruited Asphalt Valentine drummer Brian Jung after Brian heard the new material.

Guitarist Jon Langsburg was recommended because of his broad musical influences, stage experience and technical abilities by producer Andy Reilly (UFO, Bruce Dickinson, Cradle of Filth) who produced the record at Muse Productions in Atlanta, GA. Rounding out the line-up is bassist Chris Taylor of the band Kickin Valentina. Initially, Chris was just going to help with a couple music videos but loved the music so much, he ended up joining the band, co-writing a few songs and playing on the rest of the album.