Avenged Sevenfold have released their newest cover in their expansion of their latest album, “The Stage.” The cover of the Rolling Stones’ “As Tears Go By” follows covers of the Beach Boys’ “God Only Knows,” Del Shannon’s “Runaway,” and Mr. Bungle’s “Retrovertigo.”
If you’re a fan of Avenged Sevenfold, the song, or gratuitous use of unnecessary artificial film grain, this video’s for you. Check it out below.
Avenged Sevenfold is continuing their expansion of their most recent album, “The Stage” with a cover of the Beach Boys’ “God Only Knows.”
“God Only Knows” is the fifth song from their expansion of the album, the others being “Malagueña Salerosa,” a Mexican folk song, a cover of Mr. Bungle’s “Retrovertigo,” “Dose,” an original song, and Del Shannon’s 1961 number one hit, “Runaway.”
You can check out the video of the new cover below.
Cali rap/punk act Kottonmouth Kings have released a video for their new single “Kronitron,” and you can check it out below. You can also find the song on the band’s new album, Krown Power, which came out on United Family Music.
SoCal’s Saosin have posted a video of themselves practicing “Seven Years” from their 2003 EP “Translating The Name.” Check that out, along with some other practice videos below.
Soasin will be reuniting with their original singer Anthony Green for their upcoming performances at Skate and Surf Festival and Chicago’s Riot Fest. It will be the first time the group has played with him in almost ten years.
The folks at Skate and Surf have announced their 2014 lineup, featuring Midtown, Saosin, Emmure, The Early November, and more. Check out the full bill below.
The festival, which takes place in New Jersey, is set to run May 17th-18th.
Saosin reports that they have 14 new songs written for their next album:
“Also, To satisfy those who wish to hear more about Saosin, We have written 14 songs. When they are ready, you will be the first to know. I know we have been cock teasing for 2+ years now, but this time, its for real. In other SAO news, 2 weeks ago we moved rehearsal spaces and it rained. We have a lot of gear, bands rule.”
Rumors of the band recording have been flying around since 2010. They released their last album, In Search of Solid Ground, in September 2009 on Virgin Records before getting dropped from that label.
Word on the street is that SoCal’s Saosin are essentially done recording a brand-spankin-new album.
The band have been rumored to be working on a new full-length with former Tides Of Man vocalist Tilian Pearson handling vocal duties. Now comes word that recording has wrapped and that they’d like to put out said release by the end of the year pending some contractual obligations. More here. We’ll keep you posted.
Saosin’s last album was 2009’s “In Search Of Solid Ground.”
Remember back in October 2010 we reported that Saosin were working on a new record? Well, yesterday, the band announced in a post on Facebook that they have finally begun work on it, explaining:
“We are working on a NEW release. I wont say its for everyone , but its something we have been wanting to do for a LONG time. We will release more details in the form of MUSIC, since thats really what we do. But in the meantime, an interesting read from TRENT RENZNOR. We have gone from self-released , to Major label bread winners, to tax write offs and back to independenence and this may shed a little light on what being an ARTIST in the music industry today feels like.”
Saosin released their last album, In Search of Solid Ground, in September 2009 on Virgin Records before getting dropped from that label nearly two years ago.
In tonight’s “Don’t Shoot The Messenger” news story, Good Charlotte have a new video out, this time for the track “1979.” Watch it here.
“1979” is the third video release from the band’s most recent album, last October’s “Cardiology,” which was released on Capitol Records.
SoCal’s Saosin has had a rather tumultuous year. They left EMI/Virgin/Capitol Records in May and in July, they separated with five-year-long singer, Cove Reber. Aside from that, the band has been MIA, that is, until a Tweet yesterday in response to a fan’s question that indicates that Saosin are back in action and recording some new material. Let’s see where this goes.
Saosin released their last album, In Search of Solid Ground, in September 2009 on Virgin Records.
Okay, haters. Here’s another one for you:
Recently we said Good Charlotte‘s new album Cardiology would be dropping October 26th. Well, they have recently stated it will be released a week later, on November 2nd. For all these delays, this album better be good!
Until Cardiology hits stores, you can sample a song called Like It’s Her Birthday right here.
So Cal rock act Saosin have announced that they have split ways with their lead singer Cove Reber. Guitarist Beau Burchell updates fans on the decision on the bands forums,
“after 5 years with cove, we have decided to part ways. so it will be a new experience for us, not knowing what to expect in the vocal dept, who will replace him, or if we will even find a replacement this century.”
Saosin released their last album In Search of Solid Ground in September of last year on Virgin Records
Seems like lots of bands have been overseas this year, you can add Saosin to that list as well.
In this video blog, there are a some candid shots of the the guys eating strange food, shotgunning beers and hanging out with the locals.
Saosin released their last album In Search of Solid Ground in September of last year on Virgin Records
All Hope Remains are apparently based in Australia, but I'm finding that hard to believe. Everything from the Euro-English stylings of their name, to the slightly metallic, melancholy-tinged sound screams 'Alienated European punks who grew up listening to Epi/Fat' to me. This isn't the type of Aussie punk that conjures images of board shorts, beers and 'barbies, it's something deeper and more brooding than that.
Their latest single 'Hit Rewind' is sure to tickle the fancy of skate punks across the world; the opening snare roll and subsequent harmonic-laden guitar riff rolling back the years to when Ten Foot Pole and Pennywise were hotter than an ill-prepared British tourist walking in the Australian sun.
What sets these guys apart is their knack for melody and the clarity of the vocals. Plenty of bands are tight and technical, but few also have hooks that stand out over the flurry of riffs and drums fills that skate punk is heaving with.
Check them out here.
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