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“After paying such a high price over one individual person’s views we accept his resignation.”
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At Verona’s Damage Inc. club on Saturday night, Hell in the Club kicked off with the swagger and high-voltage charisma that only they can produce. The Italian hard-rock band, who were opening for Elvenking, warmed up the crowd with their signature blend of sleaze-rock attitude, catchy songs, and unwavering stage presence, turning the crowded stadium into a party from the first riff. Their performance was more than simply an opening act; it was an adrenaline rush that created the atmosphere for a night to remember. A big thank you to Ale of Bam Booking for having us!
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Today is the official holiday for pot smokers everywhere, so that makes it the perfect day for a pair of stoner rock bands to tease something huge. After all, they know their fan bases are in an altered state that should make them an almost captive audience, doomscrolling on their phones and whatnot.
Earlier today, the two bands shared a trippy, albeit retro, looking teaser on their Instagram pages. In it, we see Red Fang’s skull logo done up in 3D with a sword laying behind it all sci-fi and cool looking. Behind the animation is a weirdly ominous monotone sound that grows in intensity. Next to the animation are the words: “Wednesday. Comment below to be the first to know.”
So yeah, it’s a teaser for something being announced this Wednesday. Common money is on the two bands teaming up for a tour of some sort. Could also be a split release or something in that vein. Who knows?
Well, the bands know and we don’t so we gotta wait until Wednesday to learn more.
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Absolution for the time
An illusion of your mind
And you wanted to be free
And you wanted to be loved
Modele’s Pleasure For The Holy, the title track from their 2025 LP, is a song that offers a grave yet glamorous listening experience. Musician Chris Huggett and co. built the original sound around eager drum machines, a cool mechanical throb, and guitars that sweep in with that large-hearted post-punk ache. It has the posture of devotion and the appetite of a pop song. The lyrics circle purity, freedom, love, release, all those big shining words people drag out when common language has gone stale on them. The mood is uneasy, because pleasure here is never handed over cleanly.
That first version has the Toronto band stretching toward something larger than romance, something half-spiritual and half-chemical, with guitars that carry a fine old ache reminiscent of The Cure’s Kiss Me era and the sweeping, weathered grandeur of Script of the Bridge. The rhythm keeps the song upright, but the emotional pull comes from the way everything feels just slightly out of grasp, like a promise written on cathedral smoke. Longing sounds elegant without draining the blood.
Then, when Ash Code got their hands on it, the song shifts posture, shifts pulse, changes the room it lives in. Alessandro Belluccio, Claudia Nottebella, and Adriano Belluccio heard the yearning in the original and decided that it ought to move its hips a little, ought to leave the chapel and head for the club where bad decisions have better lighting. Their remix thickens the bass, sharpens the synth work, and gives the track a sleek, decadent drag. The ache remains, but now it travels through the body. This is where the song evolves, not by abandoning its emotional center, but by letting that center sink lower, deeper, closer to the floor.
“It was exciting to hear Ash Code’s take on the track – they brought a more dance-driven energy that feels perfect for a dark club setting,” says Modele.
Listen to the Ash Code remix of Pleasure for the Holy below:
Quite right. Ash Code turn longing into movement and make the spiritual crisis sound dressed for danger. What began as a solemn search becomes something more seductive, more physical, more alive to the old fact that many people go looking for salvation and wind up finding a dance floor instead.
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