Fit for a King's "Dark Skies" is Now Available

By Timothy Yap Sep 17, 2018 08:59 AM EDT

Fit For A King's most personal album yet, Dark Skies is now available. The Dallas-based metal-core band has consistently delivered strong music with personal lyrics, but their latest LP, produced and mixed by the legendary Drew Fulk (I Prevail, Motionless In White, Memphis May Fire), pushes them even further. Heralding praise from outlets like Consequence of Sound, Revolver, Kerrang!, Loudwire and Alternative Press, Dark Skies is available to stream and purchase today at https://solidstate.lnk.to/DarkSkies.

Dark Skies is the band's evocative declaration of a hard won victory. "This album is far from happy. It's about personal struggles," explains singer Ryan Kirby. "It touches on many subjects relevant to all of our daily lives." The album has already seen incredible streaming success on Spotify.

Fit For A King will be hitting the road again this Fall when they join genre legends The Devil Wears Prada on their 10 Year Anniversary Tour of With Roots Above And Branches Below. A full list of tour dates are below, with more information and tickets available at http://www.fitforakingband.com/.

Upcoming Tour Dates:

September 26 - Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theater

September 27 - Seattle, WA - El Corazon

September 28 - Vancouver, BC - Rickshaw Theater

September 30 - Edmonton, AB - Union Hall

October 1 - Calgary, AB - The Gateway

October 3 - Winnipeg, MB - The Garrick Centre

October 4 - Minneapolis, MN - Varsity Theatre

October 5 - Iowa City, IA - Blue Moose Taphouse

October 6 - Milwaukee, WI - The Rave II

October 7 - Detroit, MI - St. Andrew's Hall

October 9 - Indianapolis, IN - Old National Theatre

October 10 - Cincinnati, OH - Bogart's

October 11 - Nashville, TN - Exit/In

October 12 - Springfield, MO - The Riff

No matter the political divisions, the staggering alienation arising from our paradoxical and increasingly "connected" world, or the mistakes we all make, Fit For A King offer a foundation of open-mindedness and compassion. "We're a very transparent band. We aren't pretending to be something we're not," says Kirby. "We want people to know exactly who we are."

Fit For A King cherishes unwavering honesty. Even under Dark Skies.

Fit For A King was built with bootstrap ethics and do-it-yourself vigor. On the strength of self-released material, the group joined Solid State for a string of successful albums that connected with the downtrodden and dispossessed. Creation/Destruction (2013) debuted at Number 6 on the Hard Rock chart. Slave to Nothing (2014) cracked the Top 50 of Billboard's Top Current Albums. Deathgrip (2016) climbed to Number 5 among Hard Rock Albums. Now, with the band's latest release, Dark Skies, Fit For A King is looking to, once again, dominate the hard rock/metal-core scene through a collection of diverse anthems powered by the undeniable weight of truth-telling emotional vulnerability.