Cape Town’s heavy rock powerhouse, We Kill Cowboys, have released their latest single, 'Sweat and Blood,' accompanied by a striking music video. The track offers a raw and emotional glimpse into the band’s upcoming album, Back from the Dead, slated for release later this year.

Formed by tattoo artist and singer-songwriter Alex Muller, We Kill Cowboys delivers a unique sonic blend that fuses elements of psychedelic rock, punk rock, grunge, and stoner blues. The band’s distinctive sound—gritty, compelling, and unapologetically raw—has established them as a force to be reckoned with in the South African rock scene.

Front and centre, Alex Muller’s powerful, gravel-edged vocals breathe life into thought-provoking and anti-establishment themes. "Sweat and Blood" is no exception. Speaking about the song, Alex shares, “The song is about our own

internal, mental struggle. Being in that negative mind loop where you feel disconnected from reality, from yourself. It can be a scary place to go through situations that leave you distrusting yourself. The chorus brings it back—back to letting that shit go and loving yourself. Trusting yourself by letting go of the thoughts and behaviours that don’t serve your highest good. We’re always searching for that internal peace of mind.”

With Alex’s hauntingly passionate delivery leading the charge, We Kill Cowboys’ lineup features Mornay on guitar, Andrew on drums and Miggs on bass. Known for their high-voltage live performances, the band bring unparalleled energy and immersion to their shows. Their ability to captivate audiences with both their sonic force and compelling narratives is a testament to their commitment to pushing the boundaries of modern rock.

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