While Nine Inch Nails plots a course to a new album the band continues to forge an award-winning career for movies and television soundtracks (Tron: Ares, Challengers, The Crow, The Social Network, Goen Girl, Patriots Day, The Bear Season 3.1, Tomb Raider, Watchmen HBO series, Mank) they have scored the upcoming video game Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet. Made for Sony Playstation 5 the game comes from Neil Druckmann and Naughty Dog, LLC, the studio that created acclaimed series like The Last of Us and UNCHARTED. The music sounds incredible and we are hype! Check out the synopsis of the game and watch the trailer now! Continue reading
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INTERVIEW: Joey Z of Life of Agony’s Talks About Their New Single “The Crow (In Memory of B.L.)” and More
In this episode, Omar Cordy chatted with our old pal Joey Z of Life of Agony all about their new single “The Crow (In Memory of B.L.)!” The new track is a stand-alone single/video that pays tribute to the original movie “The Crow” which turned 30 years old this year, and its iconic star Brandon Lee (RIP). They also covered a bunch of other topics! They discussed the track, the classic 1994 movie and comic book history, Life of Agony history, their boat cruise in NYC, Joey’s work on past projects such as Stereomud, memories of Biohazard and Type O Negative, and future plans! Continue reading
Life of Agony Share a New Single and Video “The Crow (In Memory Of B.L.)” Paying Tribute to The Classic Movie and Actor Brandon Lee
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Life of Agony has a long history of paying homage to the films that helped shape their teenage years.
Back in 1995, the band covered Simple Minds‘ “Don’t You (Forget About Me)” on the group’s Ugly album; the song was made famous by the movie The Breakfast Club. In 1997, on their album Soul Searching Sun, a music video for the song “Desire” incorporated visuals reminiscent of Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. That tradition continues with a brand-new original track titled “The Crow (In Memory of B.L.),” which pays tribute to the fallen star Brandon Lee, who tragically lost his life during the filming of the cult-classic, released 30 years ago.
FEATURE: Stone Temple Pilots “Purple” Album Turns 30 and Made One Hater a Fan
How can a certified metal guy explain to the reader how this album has gone from being the enemy to a close friend?Continue reading
EXCLUSIVE SINGLE PREMIERE: The D.O.O.D. Streams Their New Single “The Pentecostal”
L-R: Raynus DOOD,Dogbite DOOD, Brian Monkeyboy,DOOD, Jonzey DOOD, Indiana DOODPhoto courtesy of Jackqui Fried
The Distinguished Order of Disobedience or The D.O.O.D. have teamed up with Ghost Cult to share their new single “The Pentecostal,” inspired by The Crow, streaming on DSPs and Bandcamp. Hailing from Sarasota, Florida the band melds powerful, heavy melodic vocals, with Thrash, and grooves for a great sound. The high energy of “The Pentecost” will have you hooked and headbanging like crazy! The track comes off their expected new full-length album, Dissonance, due out in August via Self-Made Records! The band plans to release one new single at a time until the full album releases! Stream “The Pentecost” here! Continue reading
PODCAST: Glacially Musical #174 – Albums On The Mount Rushmore of 1990s Rock and Metal Movie Soundtracks
Time for another new chaser episode! Nik and Keefy just debate what albums are on the Mount Rushmore of 1990s Rock and Metal-centric Movie Soundtracks! Keefy sings some STP!!Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: The Mosaic Window – Plight of Acceptance
Listening to The Mosaic Window’s Plight of Acceptance (Willowtip Records) I can’t help but think of a particular scene from The Crow. Yeah, the one film that depends on how you feel about Dark City may be Alex Proyas’ sole seminal work. Our antagonist Top Dollar laments that the thrill of Devil’s Night is gone and proclaims, “The problem is, it’s all been done before…” and why that’s the best reason to quit.
REVIEW: Stone Temple Pilots – Rival Sons – Ty Bryant and The Shakedown: Live at The Ford Amphitheater
Being a New York City guy, and a big kid at heart, I have always loved Coney Island. I never really equated it with shows, even with the concerts coming to the nearby baseball field and the new Ford Amphitheater on the Coney Island Boardwalk, right on the legendary beach. Since Coney is basically the end of NYC, I made the long trek out there with some friends for food and adult beverages first. After heading over to the venue, the big brick façade of the front-facing the beach doesn’t really give away the big open-air/tent vibes of the venue, with the ocean breeze and waves in the distance. As I found my seat, Ty Bryant and the Shakedown were winding down their set. Always a rocking fun time with him. The sound was noticeably great, with tremendous acoustics and a clear mix emanating from the speakersContinue reading