The story of The Killdozer dates back to June 4, 2004, when Marvin John Heermeyer drove his tricked-out and heavily-armored Komatsu through the Granby, CO Town Hall. Though it was named The Killdozer, it didn’t hurt anybody—Heermeyer was simply destroying the infrastructure of a town that was ripping him off, becoming a folk hero to anybody who’d like to take a hammer to the system. North Carolina’s Lords and Liars are just one of the many outlets that have latched onto the story, and until now, the legend has not been immortalized in song. The group matched their verses to music that evokes the power and menace of the Killdozer, with savage guitars, an outspoken and fierce vocal performance, and precise and deliberately mechanical beats. The video is also dedicated to He...