With “Mad and Sickened,” the group doubles down on their core mission: to make audiences think deeply while bringing people together for an unforgettable night. Violence City prides themselves on creating a safe, inclusive live environment entirely devoid of judgment and hatred. Their music is designed to guide listeners through a diverse range of intense, raw emotions. Featuring fast-paced tempos, biting guitar work, and a rebellious vocal delivery, “Mad and Sickened” captures the high-octane energy of their live shows while addressing modern frustrations. The single is available to stream on all major independent music networks.
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