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LYKINS – Bite The Bullet

Texas brings the heat once again with Bite The Bullet, the explosive new rock album from LYKINS — the powerhouse band fronted by none other than Patrick Lykins, a musical force whose versatility knows no bounds. Known throughout the Lone Star State as a respected rapper and the soulful voice behind country persona Patrick John Lykins, Patrick now unleashes his rawest form yet with this 12-track rock onslaught.

From razor-sharp riffs to thunderous drums and gripping vocals that tear through every hook, Bite The Bullet is pure adrenaline — no filler, just fire. Backed by decades of experience and unmatched stage presence, Lykins channels everything he's learned from the streets, the bars, and the backroads into one unforgettable sonic experience.

Released under his independent label Wreckin Tha Mic Recordz, which he's helmed since 1999, this project is more than just a record — it's a declaration of artistic dominance. When he’s not leading LYKINS, Patrick lends his voice as a backup singer in the genre-bending group Chaotic Comfort, further proving his range and relentless grind.

Whether you're a rock diehard, a hip-hop head, or a country soul, Bite The Bullet demands your attention. Turn it up loud and let LYKINS remind you what it means to make music with guts.

Illusion

STATIC IN MY SOUL

The Road To Red Rocks Live

Ghosts That We Knew (Live)

ORION

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Uh Oh

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Some of our most enduring rock and roll is built upon the following truth: Sometimes you have to replant yourself to find your roots. Nearly a decade ago, three of the four young members of Ithaca, New York, quartet X Ambassadors left home with great ambition, vowing not to look back. Like so many small-town kids before them, they yearned to find fame and fortune in the city. They wanted, as they confess in one of their most powerful new songs, to “   go big.”    And after years of hustling rock stardom felt imminent. But something was missing. Some bands never get that missing piece back, but the potentially great ones go looking for it. More often than not, the search leads them right back home. X Ambassadors’     stomping, syncopated full-length debut, VHS, is all about that exploration. Ironically it proved to be a journey — as the antiquated technology name-checked in the album’    s title indicates — through the past. 

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