Disturbed — “Remember”
Illinois metal bands
5 Bands/Artists You Should Be Following (#12)
1. Stone Horses
An alternative rock band from Maryland. For fans of Jack White, The Black Keys, Highly Suspect, etc. Stone Horses has a show at Baltimore Soundstage on July 13th. Check out their first official video, “Reckless Ways.”
2. Hand of the Tribe
A hard rock/metal band from Massachusetts. For fans of Sevendust, HellYeah, Godsmack, etc. Hand of the Tribe has recently been getting airplay on Rock Rage Radio. Listen to “Everything Is Love” and “Moonwalk” now.
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3. Gravitation
A hard rock, female-fronted band from North Carolina. For fans of New Year’s Day, Halestorm, Evanescence, etc. Gravitation has a few upcoming shows, the dates of which you can find on their Facebook. Here are “The Other Side” and “Breathe.”
4. Within the Grey
A hard rock/metal band from Illinois. For fans of Breaking Benjamin, Chevelle, Five Finger Death Punch, etc. Within the Grey just released three new tracks, all of which are available on Spotify. Listen to “Take The Blame” here:
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5. Thrillchaser
An alternative pop/rock band from Rhode Island. For fans of CHVRCHES, Fun, Hozier, etc. Thrillchaser just released their debut album, A Lot Like Love. Check out the title track and “Like That.”
Playlist Challenge, Day 394
Mudvayne — “Not Falling”
Weekly Focus: Mudvayne, Day Seven
Mudvayne — “Beautiful and Strange,” from the self-titled album (2009).
Weekly Focus: Mudvayne, Day Six
Mudvayne — “Scarlet Letters,” from the album The New Game (2008).
Weekly Focus: Mudvayne, Day Five
Mudvayne — “All That You Are,” from the album Lost and Found (2005).
Weekly Focus: Mudvayne, Day Four
I was trying not to share singles from the albums, but I couldn’t help this one… ❤❤❤
Mudvayne — “Happy?” from the album Lost and Found (2005).
Weekly Focus: Mudvayne, Day Three
Mudvayne — “Skrying,” from the album The End of All Things to Come (2002).
Weekly Focus: Mudvayne, Day Two
Mudvayne — “(Per)Version of a Truth,” from the album The End of All Things to Come (2002).
Weekly Focus: Mudvayne, Day One
Mudvayne — “Dig,” from the album L.D. 50 (2000).
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