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growing up as a neurodivergent person in a Capitalist society. It examines and explores his anxiety with the current socio-political landscape in a distinctive way. “Incompatibility ][ Working Class Hero” is also a perfect introductory double single by this profoundly creative artist, a musician who simultaneously pushes the boundaries and showcases what you might expect of “Just Another Wonderful Day,” his upcoming release." thoughtswordsaction.com

"The versatility of his talent is revealed to us in a new way in his solo project. The first song from Kilravock's release is called 'Incompatibility' and it conveys the thoughts of many who are not willing to spend their lives working at a hated job. Constantly fussing for a piece of bread from the other side brings enrichment to the capitalists of this world. Hard proto-punk and grunge sound adds expression and rawness to this gloomy track." indiedockmusicblog.co.uk

"It’s not hard to imagine Incompatibility as part of the soundtrack to action/horror classics like Underworld or The Crow, where its brooding atmosphere and kinetic energy would amplify key moments. Kilravock’s sound pays homage to the heavy music icons of the past while maintaining a forward-thinking approach that makes the track relevant in today’s indie music scene." Shadow @ indiemusicflix.com

Kilravock’s double single release 'Incompatibility / Working Class Hero' delivers a profound and immersive exploration of industrial, noise, doom rock, and post-punk influences. The original track, *Incompatibility*, captures Steven Wayne Smith's frustration growing up as a neurodivergent individual in a capitalist society, while the raw, impassioned cover of John Lennon’s *Working Class Hero* amplifies the theme of defiance and discontent. Both tracks lay bare the multifaceted sonic identity of Kilravock, a solo project from Omaha, Nebraska, blending emotional weight with bold, distinctive production.