Teach Them Boys To Kill

The TV Casualties come out swinging with Teach Them Boys To Kill, a track that wastes absolutely no time making its presence known. From the first hit, it feels like you’ve been dropped straight into the middle of a grimy basement show, sweaty walls, blown-out speakers, and that raw, unfiltered energy that only a band living off adrenaline can deliver.

What really stands out here is how the band walks the tightrope between chaos and control. The riffs are jagged and restless, like they’re trying to tear their way out of the mix, but there’s a tight, intentional groove underneath it all that keeps everything locked in. The drums hit with that frantic punk urgency, but they never lose the pocket. It’s aggressive, yes, but it’s not just noise, it’s focused, sharpened, and purposeful.

Vocally, this track hits that perfect point between frustration and confrontation. There’s a sneer in the delivery, the kind that feels less like performance and more like someone pacing in a dim room, saying the quiet parts out loud because they’re tired of holding them in. The title sets the tone, but the execution takes it further, it feels like a critique, a warning, and a release all rolled into one.

Production wise, the band keeps things rough around the edges, and it suits them. Nothing feels too polished or overly processed, and that grit adds character. It’s got that live wire feel, the kind where you can practically hear the amps buzz and imagine this song going off in a packed venue.

Teach Them Boys To Kill ultimately lands as a punchy, urgent snapshot of who The TV Casualties are right now, loud, unapologetic, and not afraid to push into darker, more confrontational themes. It’s short, sharp, and hits exactly the way a track like this should.

If this is the direction they’re leaning into, it feels like The TV Casualties are gearing up for something even bigger.