Christmas is definitely here to stay, thanks to songs like “Christmas Is Here to Stay” by Borders of Sanity. Thank you, Santa!
Back in 2018, Kevin Kruk wrote some songs for an intended new music project. Eager to do something new, he stepped out of his comfort zone combining both his punk and metal influences to create a style he never wanted to try before. When he finished recording several entirely new demos, he knew there was lacking some freshness. So why not create a typical, entirely new sound?
While recording the definite songs, Kevin reduced the guitar distortion and added lots of melodic details in all songs. He wrote piano and synth parts and provided all songs with fresh, new and electronic details. This seemed to be an obvious farewell from all the material he wrote before.
In 2020, Kevin’s brand new music project called ‘Borders Of Sanity’ saw daylight for the first time ever. Kevin will release all of his musical activities through Borders Of Sanity, including recorded studio covers and even loads of guitar covers, which will be uploaded to all official Borders Of Sanity social media pages.
Borders Of Sanity is the new age of punk combined with a blend of metal and electronic influences. Who says punk has to be simple?
“Those who do not try, do not deserve.”
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“Christmas Is Here to Stay” is an upbeat Christmas tune complete with synth piano, punk rock guitar, and sweet back-up vocals. The song is about a person not wanting to be alone or being known for being cold-hearted, but he proclaims that “Christmas Is Here to Stay,” despite the adversities we all had to face this year.
This track is awesome and is definitely a Pop-Punk tune for the ages. “Christmas Is Here to Stay” can easily hold its own next to other Pop-Punk classics, and you’ll want to hear it over and over. If you love Christmas, if you love Pop-Punk, then you need this on your playlist. Except, you don’t have to, since we already did it for you with A Very Merry Moosic Christmas playlist on Spotify. Listen to it there and give the playlist a follow!
