As Ghost's September 11-12 headline stand at the Kia Forum looms ever closer, the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles has unveiled the Ghost Devotional Pop-Up. As the faithful await the return of Papa Emeritus IV and co. to the City of Angels, they are invited to enter the hand crafted, custom built confession booth and bare their souls about why they think Ghost are the best rock band in the world! Make amends and leave atoned, with a souvenir photo of the experience.
The Ghost Devotional Pop-Up was designed and fabricated by Justin Ware of Creativeware (Beastie Boys Exhibit at Orange County Museum of Art) and built by carpenter/welder Greg S. Gilday (The Mandalorian, Tenet, Westworld). The custom created structure will be accompanied by a museum installation displaying Papa Emeritus III's outfit worn at the 2015 GRAMMYs® -the year Ghost took the Best Metal Performance award for "Cirice" from the band's third album, Meliora. (continue)
Oceans are back with their first new music since the release of their second studio album Hell Is Where The Heart Is last November! The German nu-metal band proudly presents their latest single 'Chop Suey', a cover of the System Of A Down classic.
As you would expect, the Germans have put their own stamp on the song, creating a darker version of the legendary track as they pay tribute to their roots. (continue)
Of Mice & Men have premiered a music video for their new song "Castaway", which comes from their forthcoming studio album, "Tether", that will be hitting stores on October 6th.
(Atom Splitter) "'Castaway' is about longing for connection with the people in our lives who tend to distance themselves when dealing with hardships, and how our inability to help them often feels like we're frozen in time," the band says. (continue)
(hennemusic) Metallica is streaming pro-shot video of a performance of "Too Far Gone?" from an August 6 show in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
The tune from the group's latest album, "72 Seasons", made its M72 world tour debut during the second of two concerts at the city's MetLife Stadium. (continue)
(hennemusic) The Who is sharing a video preview of the Super Deluxe Edition of "Who's Next/Life House" ahead of its release on September 15.
The expanded package presents the suite of songs by The Who on which, more than half a century ago, Pete Townshend foresaw the invention of the internet, of virtual reality and pandemic-style lockdown, and will now be heard as he intended for the first time. (continue)
Hippie Death Cult have released a visualizer video for their new single "Better Days", which comes from their forthcoming studio album, "Helichrysum" that arrives on October 20th.
Purple Sage shared the following details: The now three-piece Hippie Death Cult, which sees bassist Laura Phillips stepping up as the lead vocalist, is set to release their new album "Helichrysum" featuring seven tracks of trippy and doom-tinged '70s heavy rock. With a rejuvenated lineup welcoming Harry Silvers on drums and completed with founding member Eddie Brnabic on guitar, about the track Laura Philips says, 'Better Days draws lyrical inspiration from colossal dark stars destined to transform into light-swallowing black holes reflecting the destructive power of an inflated ego that obliterates all goodness in its path'. (continue)
The classic Meat Puppets SST catalog spanning 1981 through 1993 has been remastered from the original tapes and will be reissued by Megaforce Records on 180-gram vinyl and CD, with bonus music from the previous 1999 Rykodisc pressings. The series will roll out October 6 with the Meat Puppets' debut 7" EP (1981)-also known as In a Car-and Up on the Sun (1985), followed by a February reissue of Meat Puppets II (1984), with additional titles on the way. Watch a rare 1985 performance of Up on the Sun's "Swimming Ground," from the local Phoenix TV show, Finn & Friends.
The band is simultaneously releasing Camp Songs, a new live album from the Too High to Die era, 1991-95. "Back in those days, the Puppets were at peak powers," says drummer Derrick Bostrom. "We played constantly in support of a hit album, so we got way out there." The band is also sharing a live version of "The Wayward Wind," the country classic written by Stanley Lebowsky and Herb Newman, recorded April 5,1994 at the Music Centre in Utrecht, Holland. (continue)
Jordan Asher recently released his new single "Everest", and to celebrate we asked him to tell us about the track. Jordan is best known his work with the Grammy award-winning producer, engineer and performance artist Alan Parsons. Here is the story:
"Life is a pilgrimage. Our journeys are separate, and our obstacles are our own, but the one thing we all have in common is the power to move forward and change our view. Everyone's version of Everest is unique, but nothing is insurmountable. I want this song to inspire you to keep going and serve as a reminder to anyone who needs to hear it, YOU MATTER and YOU ARE WORTH IT!" - Jordan Asher (continue)
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