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“I always took a flagon of cider on stage with me. When I’d finished drinking it I played the jug.” The extraordinary story of the debut single that sold 73,000 copies before lunch and became a hit all over the world
How a song that wasn’t considered to have potential as a single soundtracked the summer of 1970 -
The Halo Effect Premiere New Music Video For New Collab Track With Members Of The Black Dahlia Murder & Heaven Shall Burn
The Halo Effect have released an official music video for their track “Lest We Fall.” The collaborative song features guest appearances from Marcus Bischoff of Heaven Shall Burn and Brian Eschbach of The Black Dahlia Murder. The three acts teamed up on the track to mark their current European tour together, which kicked off late last month. … Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com -
CEMETERY SKYLINE – six shows in Germany in May
May is the season when nature awakens. Sunshine and colours herald the brighter side of the annual cycle, but for rock enthusiasts who still appreciate darker moments, there are options. Cemetery Skyline, for example, delivers a contrast to the bright season outside with their gloomy, gothic-infused music. Cemetery Skyline comprises Mikael Stanne (Dark Tranquillity, The… Continue Reading → -
WARSENAL – Κυκλοφορούν το single “Mass Grave Mass” από το επερχόμενο άλμπουμ “Endless Beginnings…”
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The Narrator Premiere New Single & Music Video “Two Lives” From Upcoming New Album “Phosphor”
The Narrator have unveiled another single from their upcoming album “Phosphor,” which is set to arrive on May 8th. The new track, titled “Two Lives,” is available to stream below and, according to a press release, ‘captures the emotional turmoil of a generation that feels caught between two worlds, and the pressure and conflict that come with i… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com -
The S.E.T. Premiere New Single & Music Video “This Chain” – Without Brady Ebert (Ex-Turnstile)
The S.E.T. released their debut EP, “Self Evident Truth,” through Flatspot Records. The group initially drew attention due to the involvement of guitarist Brady Ebert (formerly of Turnstile), though he was later dismissed following disparaging remarks about his former bandmates and others. Coinciding with the EP’s arrival, the band have also… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com -
Filth Premiere ‘Mad Max’-Inspired Music Video For Their Cover Of Limp Bizkit’s “Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle)”
Filth went full Mad Max for the newly released music video accompanying their cover of Limp Bizkit’s hit 2000 single “Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle).” The deathcore-leaning take is paired with a video directed by Toddi Babu, whose past work includes clips for Bodysnatcher and Silly Goose. The cover arrives alongside the release of Filth’s new EP… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com -
Los melómanos jóvenes y nostálgicos redescubren el iPod
No es exactamente volver a lo analógico, pero la gente que quiere alejarse del “streaming” dice que el viejo dispositivo de Apple es un pequeño paso para salir de estar constantemente conectado. -
“A stylus-melting red-hot riff-o-rama that demands to be played loud.” AC/DC are captured in their hungry prime on If You Want Blood You’ve Got It
Recorded in front of a rabid Glasgow audience, If You Want Blood is AC/DC and Bon Scott at their live peak -
Listening Now : The Pretty Flowers – To Be So Cool
Los Angeles indie rockers The Pretty Flowers return with To Be So Cool, a sharp and energetic cut from their upcoming album Never Felt Bitter. Driven by jangly guitars, punchy rhythms, and Noah Green’s effortlessly conversational vocals, the track balances wit and introspection with a loose, livewire energy. There’s a classic indie spirit running through the song, echoing the melodic grit of bands like The Replacements or Teenage Fanclub while keeping its own laid-back charm. To Be So Cool captures the band’s knack for turning everyday observations into catchy, guitar-driven indie rock that feels both timeless and refreshingly unpolished.
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