Kill Me Kate is the long-awaited self-titled debut from the punk band Kill Me Kate. Fifteen years in the making, this record distills years of raw energy, dark themes and underground grit into a cohesive and ambitious first full-length. Across thirteen tracks, the album shifts from explosive riffs to bruised emo confessions, tackling heartbreak, rebellion, and the absurd with equal intensity. A DIY statement carved from persistence and passion, Kill Me Kate stands as both an introduction and a culmination — the band’s first full album, finally unleashed.

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Ralph Puma isn't your conventional emo artist. Hailing from the vibrant backdrop of Yonkers, just beyond the pulse of New York City, he's been fueled by an unyielding drive to push boundaries. His musical journey mirrors his eclectic experiences across the map. From the sun-kissed melodies of Florida's pop-punk scene to the gritty tapestry of New York's hardcore and introspective pop, and the rebellious spirit of So-Cal punk in San Diego, every stop has shaped his sound. Yet, it's Nashville where he discovered the soul of songwriting, a place nearest and dearest to his heart.

Over the years, Ralph has lent his talents to various bands, including Asinity, Tonight At Ten, Remember Venice, Palantine, Kill Me Kate, Stop The City, and Rosewood Rebels.

Beyond music, Ralph is the creative force behind "Solace: The Web Series," a compelling narrative chronicling the struggles of Millennials in charge of a comic book shop.

Now, with the release of his latest album, "S.O.S. From Your Favorite Dying Empire," Ralph Puma unveils a collection that transcends boundaries, weaving together the b-side songs from the past seven years. Utilizing Suno AI, a groundbreaking technology that blends artificial intelligence with musical creativity, Puma pushes the envelope of innovation in the music industry. Dive into his sonic landscape and embark on a journey through the heart and soul of modern music, where traditional songwriting meets cutting-edge technology in perfect harmony.

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