Sister Kill Cycle Share a Cover of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Bad Moon Rising”


Industrial unit, Sister Kill Cycle, recently dropped their take on the track “Bad Moon Rising.” The iconic song was originally performed by legendary US rock outfit, Creedence Clearwater Revival. Catch the new version and more from the band below.

The industrial rock provocateurs have released a ferocious new cover of “Bad Moon Rising,” transforming the legendary CCR anthem into a menacing, modern-day prophecy drenched in distortion, grit, and raw intensity. Where the original warned of trouble on the horizon, Sister Kill Cycle turns that warning into a full-scale sonic uprising.

From the first pulse to the final note, “Bad Moon Rising” is reimagined through the band’s signature blend of industrial aggression, dark atmospheres, and unrelenting rhythm. Grinding guitars collide with pounding electronics, while the vocals deliver the song’s ominous message with a snarling urgency that feels eerily relevant in today’s fractured world.

Sister Kill Cycle has long been known for pushing boundaries and refusing to play it safe, and this release is no exception. By taking a timeless rock classic and injecting it with industrial firepower, the band bridges generations—connecting the paranoia and unrest of the past with the volatile energy of now.

Perfect for fans of hard-hitting industrial rock, dark alternative, and fearless reinterpretations, “Bad Moon Rising” stands as both a tribute and a warning: the moon is rising, the tension is building, and Sister Kill Cycle is here to soundtrack the fallout.

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