Eric Gronwall has sung with HEAT, Skid Row, Michael Schenker, won Swedish Idol, Jesus Christ Superstar. But we think winning the latest ‘Tracks Of The Week’ competition may just be his greatest achievement. So we pay our respects to him.
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I voted for Rolling Stones covers by the Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers. star star Bleecker finished second, while Bleecker great unknown It was 3rd place. Therefore, we also pay homage to them.
Below, eight more fighters can be seen raking their hooves in the mud, snorting and ready to charge.
skindred – my people
More proof of the new album you have thisAll killer no filler status, in the rocks my people. It was exactly what I needed to start the week. It’s a wildly danceable cocktail of fat, groovy metal, dancehall flavor, Benji Webb on the mic in a big bouffant hat, and the whole band having a great time on the streets of London. Frankly, you have to work hard not to like them. Heavy music is a weirder, louder, more fun place when they’re in it.
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King Kraken – Call to War
Welsh rockers King Kraken go all out with their first new single since last year’s album procession of the godsinspired by H.G. Wells’ timeless science fiction epic. space war. Tighter, punchier, groovier, it finds them elevating the stony beefcake ingredients of their early days into their most commanding track yet (the flashy guitar solo in the middle feels like it belongs on a slightly different song, but it’s still Good Stuff, so you can ignore that). If you pile up more than this, they’ll laugh.
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Des Rocs – Fall Together
The latest taste of Des Rocs’ new album, which instills a sense of calm, resilience, and even triumph in the dark times we all face. to hell and back A high and strong punch. Expect Queen and Muse flavors with a Zeppelin vibe. kashmir And a lot of emotions. “Sometimes you get into a situation where no matter what you do, you lose,” says Danny Rocco (aka De Rox’s all-singing, all-riffing mastermind). “This song is about the feeling of a dead end, where both roads lead to the same place. There’s nothing good about it. It’s a heavy song, but that’s the real part of the story on this album.”
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Karmic Effect – Ride or Die
Karma Effect goes all snake-hip and southern with this new song from their upcoming album. cruel intentions (Release date next month) It’s like Aerosmith throwing a party at the Grand Ole Opry, with a touch of AC/DC in the vocals. Main man Henry Gottelier has made a name for himself as a classic rock cover singer, so it’s easy to imagine him confidently singing the likes of Paul Rodgers and Steven Tyler. Perfect for driving under the window this summer. Catch the band live across the UK this autumn.
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Marisa & the Moth – Nothing is getting better
Marisa Rodriguez and her friends turn a bag of lemons into spicy-sweet lemonade in this peppy, melodic hard rock song about the shortcomings of women’s medicine. But no matter who you are, this is an ode to humor and hope in the face of low points. “Actually, when I wrote this song acoustically, it sounded really sad,” says singer and guitarist Marisa, who wrote the song against the backdrop of ongoing obstacles to proper endometriosis treatment. “But by turning the song into this upbeat emo anthem, we created a real sense of rebellion and turned that pain into something powerful that others can relate to.”
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Jared James Nichols – Running Hot
Jared serenades OAPs, gives spin classes, hangs out at the laundromat, eats hot sandwiches, and sneaks in a bit of Liquid Death product placement in the name of this galloping, confident bluesy rock ‘n’ roller co-written with Tuck Smith. No wonder he has to sit through a rather bizarre and drawn-out final scene with booze and candles. charlie’s angelsa hair dryer, some kind of lotion… Want to know what’s going on there? Probably not. The song is a banger though. his new album, Louder than Fate‘ will be released in June.
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Gnome – Magic Man
Melbourne garage rockers The Norms return with a video that shows they’re similar to what they were then. matchstick man photo But it sounds like a frenetic, high-octane version of the status quo back then. paper airplane. The video was filmed on The You Youngs, a series of granite ridges on the Werribee Plains 50 kilometers south-west of Melbourne, and stars a local studio owner in the title role. “He was coming off a big bender at the time,” frontman Jay Miller says. “It was the perfect atmosphere. He hit it.” It’s more fun than Clown University’s orientation week.
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Billy Talent – Limelight
Song covered by Canadian alternative rocker Billy Talent lime light By fellow Canucks Rush. The song, originally recorded last year for Amazon Prime’s Monday Night Hockey coverage, may not be enjoyable for those who think verbatim covers of classic songs are largely pointless, but their version is performed with such joy and obvious love for the original that it’s hard not to be captivated. “I’ve been listening to this song since I was a kid,” says guitarist Ian Deesa. “I always wanted to learn Alex [Lifeson’s] That’s because it contains three of my favorite Alex riffs of all time. ”
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