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EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Pandemic Unleashed Share Their New Single “Drowning” at Ghost Cult

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Southern Californian Hard Rock and Metal mainstays Pandemic Unleashed have debuted their new single “Drowning,” exclusively here at Ghost Cult! The track is the first new song released to feature new vocalist/veteran music journalist Morgan Y. Evans (Walking Bombs, Divest), known for their prolific output of band material, solo work, and collabs. The new band lineup has already had some positively electric live performances together, and Morgan’s long-time activism adds another layer of urgency to the new material. We need more outspoken artists like these in these backwards times. The track is a full-clout, brutal banger, and we are so stoked to share this track! Check it out! Continue reading →


EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Walking Bombs Streams “Blessings Bestrewn Pt. 2” In Full And Shares a Track-By-Track Breakdown

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Morgan Y. Evans (they/them) is a musician and music journalist who currently runs the collaborative/solo project Walking Bombs and is the newest singer for SoCal hard rock and metal band Pandemic Unleashed. Evans has been in bands since 1993 and relocated from the Hudson Valley, NY area to California three years ago. Blessings Bestrewn Part II is the completion of a two volume album (loosely modelled on Guns N’ Roses Use Your Illusion I & II era), that was written and recorded, mainly with the involvement of Ash Umhey, in a bi-coastal effort between 2022 to 2024.

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ALBUM REVIEW: Gridfailure – Sixth Mass-Extinction Skulduggery III

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Gridfailure is the brainchild of David Brenner, who provides vocals and plays myriad instruments. Sixth Mass-Extinction Skulduggery III (Nefarious Industries) is the third in a series of five albums that form a dystopian telling of humanity’s downfall in the face of an ever-worsening situation of wars and climate crisis on planet Earth. The album features a host of guest performers providing everything from beat programming to Trumpet to Ukulele. Continue reading →