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IKILLYA Vocalist Jason Lekberg Talks About The Band's Debut "Recon"

New York City is home to bands from all genres, every one of them looking to be the next breakout group. IKILLYA has been slowly gaining a fan base and recognition, having played several big shows around the area and gotten support from various blogs across the Internet. Their groove metal sound hits like a old-school Lamb of God tune, though with a melodic sheen. After years of fine-tuning and rehearsing their material, the group just launched their debut album “Recon.” I had the chance to speak to vocalist Jason Lekberg about “Recon” and the difficulties of being a screamer without sounding monotonous.

Heavytothebone2: When IKILLYA formed as a band, did the band have any goals, desires, or dreams in mind?

I think every band has the dream of wanting to support yourself with music. I think that’s definitely been a goal for us. A little more immediate was just wanting to push ourselves creatively and to make music that we were all inspired by and moved us and hopefully would move other people. Past that, all of us have been playing for a long time and a couple of us have had fair amounts of success in other local projects. The whole “16-year-old, I want to be a rockstar and be on Cribs” thing is a little bit in the past. We want to write music that pushes ourselves creatively, moved ourselves and other people, and at the end of the day, we would love to not have day jobs. I think New York is one of the cities, aside from the fact it’s a huge city and there’s a lot of people here, which means there’s bound to be more bands, it’s the hub of the music industry. There’s a lot of people that feel if they come here, they will have a better shot. That definitely played a lot into our moving here, since nobody in the band is a native New Yorker. All of us moved here. I think all of us moved here partially because we wanted to play music and pursue it professionally, at least more seriously than where we came from. This city spoke to us more than where we lived. I think that has a lot to do with it. It’s a very creative city and there are people here that want to make that creative endeavor their life; make it their occupation. As far as what inspires us, the city is actually very inspiring to us. There’s a rhythm to this city and almost a groove to the city. There’s a lot of action constantly. It’s always moving. There’s always something happening. For us, that’s a very inspiring thing.

JASON ALDEAN - ON MY HIGHWAY LYRICS

On my highway,
The yellow lines,
They disappeared from time to time,
And I've wound up on the wrong side of the road.
On my highway,
I've gone too fast,
Afraid that I might finish last,
I hugged a curve too hard and lost control.
Oh, I never know which way it's gonna go.

Chorus:

But what a feeling,
Chasing the sun,
Living my life like it's shot from a gun,
Laughing a little bit more with every mile,
Oh, what a freedom,
Racing the wind,
Dying to know what's around the next bend,
And smiling as I watch the years roll by,
I'm learning how to take it day by day,
On my highway.

On my highway,
I missed some signs,
Left a damn good love behind,
I see her in my rearview like a ghost,
On my highway,
I've broken down,
Cried when no one else was around,
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And prayed that God would save my soul,
Yeah, I've paid a lot of heavy tolls.

Chorus:

But what a feeling,
Chasing the sun,
Living my life like it's shot from a gun,
Laughing a little bit more with every mile,
Oh, what a freedom,
Racing the wind,
Dying to know what's around the next bend,
And smiling as I watch the years roll by,
I'm learning how to take it day by day,
On my highway.

Yeah, Yeah,

What a feeling,
Out on the run,
Drinking up the rain,
Soaking up the sun,
Laughing a little bit more with every mile,
Woah,
What a freedom,
Sailing the wind,
Not looking back,
Not forgetting where I've been,
Smiling as I watch I watch the years roll by,
I'm moving on from my mistakes,
And I'm learning how to take it day by day,
On my highway.

Oh, yeah.

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