Sullivan King Drops Collab-Heavy Album “Thrones of Blood”

Sullivan King’s new album “Thrones of Blood” is officially out and goes harder than ever.

The highly anticipated “Thrones of Blood” was released on Friday, March 17, and consists of 13 different tracks. Sullivan King says he put his blood sweat and tears into the album and has been working on completing it over the course of three years.

The album’s tracks include “Watch the Crown Fall,” “Die By My Hand,” “Let Me Go” with Wooli, “End of Us,” “Came To Rage,” “Pursuit of Violence” with SVDDEN DEATH, “길개 (Road Dog Anthem),” “The Dead March” with Ray Volpe, “Thrones of Blood,” “Fall Apart” with Excision, “Someone Else,” “Riot” with Kai Wachi, and “It’s Gonna Hurt.” “Thrones of Blood” includes some of the most iconic bass/dubstep collaborations of 2023. It accounts for Sullivan King’s third album.

Sullivan King will also now start his “Thrones of Blood” tour on March 23 until September 4 and is headed to about 35 cities across the U.S. along with two international cities including Belgium, Germany, for Tomorrowland and Toronto, Canada, for Veld Music Festival. The first stops of his tour will be two days at the Mission Ballroom in Denver, CO, which is highly recognized for its bass/dubstep shows. Next, he covers the West and will head to Utah, Montana, Washington, Idaho, Nevada, and California.

One of the tracks on “Thrones of Blood” called “Pursuit of Violence” with SVDDEN DEATH was just released on Monday, March 13 right before the full album release. The two heavy bass artist’s collaboration has been described as a match made in the depths of hell… in the best way. Both Sullivan King of SVDDEN DEATH sounds embraces an aggressive tune making the new track an undeniable need. The new album takes you on a whirlwind of hard-hitting beats through all the collaborations.

The “Thrones of Blood” tour accounts for Sullivan King’s biggest headlines yet. He will be joined on the tour by Benda, Vastive, Level Up, and Kai Wachi. Sullivan King has become known for creating his own unique sound that fuses metal and bass. He is also a literal “king” at getting everyone amped up in the audience during live performances by dancing. and head banging with the crowd. Sullivan King has proved to have a profound passion and extensive dedication to metal music that has enabled him to generate a unique experience within the electronic music scene.

Look out for Sullivan King’s upcoming shows for the “Thrones of Blood” tour in Denver, CO at the Mission Ballroom on March 23-24; Magna, UT at The Great Saltair on March 25; Missoula, MT at Wilma Theatre on March 26; Spokane, WA at Knitting Factory Concert House on March 29; Boise, ID at Knitting Factory Concert House on March 30; Reno, NV at Cargo Concert Hall on March 31; and San Francisco, CA at The Midway on April 1, and more.

Ashley Palya

I remember hearing Edm for the first time and thinking I knew this type of music would change my life. I love all genres and the art that goes behind it all. You can catch me dancing to a wide range of tunes.

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