Finnish alternative metal band LUNA KILLS have released their new single, “supervillain,” alongside an official music video. The track follows “”LOWER,” which arrived earlier this year via SharpTone Records.
At the center of “supervillain” is the image of the sun going supernova, serving as a metaphor for people whose growing ego and influence eventually becomes destructive to themselves and those around them.
“The lyrics depict our sun going supernova, and it serves as a metaphor of a certain type of people that suck the air out of the spaces they inhabit. As their influence and power rises along their ego it will lead up to their inevitable fall which might have terrible consequences for others around them.”
— Lotta Ruutiaianen (vocalist)
The new single continues the band’s post-‘DEATHMATCH’ material following the release of their 2025 album. LUNA KILLS spent the summer appearing at European festivals including Wacken Open Air, Alcatraz and Summer Breeze.
The band will now head across Europe this fall supporting Future Palace, beginning October 1 in Helsinki and continuing through November. LUNA KILLS have also been confirmed for Bloodstock Open Air in August 2027.
Watch the official music video for “supervillain” below.
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