Daniel Martin & the Infamous

DANIEL MARTIN & THE INFAMOUS release the full video for "No More War"

The Edmonton symphonic heavy metal six-piece unveils a full video for "No More War", subtitled Action-Hero John almost saves the day.

Cover of Gone Days of Silence by Daniel Martin & the Infamous
Cover art: Daniel Martin & the Infamous, Gone Days of Silence

Daniel Martin & the Infamous have put out the full video for their track “No More War”. The band announced the release through its official YouTube channel, where the clip carries the subtitle “Action-Hero John almost saves the day…”. The announcement is tagged with a zombie reference, which points to the horror imagery the Edmonton group has used before; the band’s lyrical themes are listed by the Metal Archives as theatre, horror, fantasy and epic.

The video lands as a standalone single release rather than as part of a new album campaign. The band spent 2025 releasing recorded material, including the singles “Villain of Your Story” and “Painkiller” and the full-length album “Gone Days of Silence”, following the 2024 single “All Goth Girls Look the Same”.

Ursula Acuna Kuchenbecker on vocals

Ursula Acuna Kuchenbecker sings in the band and is confirmed as female in the Metal Archives artist entry. Her other projects include Forsaken Rite and Insomniac Reveries, according to our musician database. She fronts a six-piece line-up that also features Daniel Martin on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Alex McPhail on lead guitar and vocals, John Pazder on keyboards and guitar, Nikki Johnson on bass since 2019, and Paige Patenaude on drums.

From Edmonton, active since 2017

Daniel Martin & the Infamous formed in Edmonton, Alberta in 2017 and are listed by the Metal Archives as active since, with styles spanning symphonic heavy metal and hard rock. Their first listed release dates from 2018, and the Metal Archives counts ten releases to date. “No More War” and its video are available now on the band’s YouTube channel.

At a glance

Track
No More War
Video subtitle
Action-Hero John almost saves the day...
Format
Full video
Announced via
Band's official YouTube channel
Band origin
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Formed
2017
Styles
Symphonic Heavy Metal, Hard Rock

Source: Band's official YouTube channel

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