Linkin Park — “Papercut”
Metal music
Weekly Focus: Orgy, Day Seven
Orgy — “Inside My Head,” from the album Punk Statik Paranoia (2004).
Weekly Focus: Orgy, Day Six
Orgy — “Ashamed,” from the album Punk Statik Paranoia (2004).
Weekly Focus: Orgy, Day Five
Orgy — “Vague,” from the album Punk Statik Paranoia (2004).
Weekly Focus: Orgy, Day Four
Orgy — “Eyes-Radio-Lies,” from the album Vapor Transmission (2000).
5 Bands/Artists You Should Be Following (#18)
1. Meka Nism
Metal from Florida. For fans of Arch Enemy, Within Temptation, Nightwish, etc. Meka Nism just released their latest EP, The War Inside, in May and are now booking shows. Check out the title track and “Bring the Sun Back.”
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2. Love The Hate
Rock from Mobile, Alabama. For fans of 10 Years, Tantric, Chevelle, etc. Love The Hate recently opened for From Ashes to New and Bad Wolves at a hometown show. Their latest album, Burn, is available for purchase through various digital outlets. Get a taste of Burn on ReverbNation, and listen to “Bleed the Weak” now!
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3. A Light in the Darkness
Progressive metal from Texas. For fans of Lamb of God, Soilwork, early Trivium, etc. A Light in the Darkness currently has two EPs available — Conspire and Athens to Piraeus — on digital platforms such as iTunes and BandCamp. Here is “Ransom,” from Conspire.
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4. Skynd
Electronic/industrial/dubstep duo that formed in Australia. For fans of Sköld, Die Antwoord, Skrillex, etc. Skynd premiered their video for “Gary Heidnik” recently, which features Korn front man Jonathan Davis. This is my new favorite band. Thus far, their songs and videos have been delving into the minds of murderers, and I love it! Please check out both of their singles, “Elisa Lam” and “Gary Heidnik.”
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5. Hank the Businessman
Folk/progressive rock from Pennsylvania. For fans of Ed Sheeran, John Mayer, Jason Mraz, etc. Hank the Businessman released the Mountain EP in June. Here are my two favorite songs, “One” and “Tangled.”
Weekly Focus: Orgy, Day Three
Orgy — “Fiction (Dreams in Digital),” from the album Vapor Transmission (2000).
Weekly Focus: Orgy, Day Two
Orgy — “Gender,” from the album Candyass (1998).
Album of the Week: Orgy’s Punk Statik Paranoia
Given that Orgy is touring this fall, I have decided to indulge in a refresher course, so to speak. My album for this week is their 2004 release Punk Statik Paranoia.
Weekly Focus: Orgy, Day One
Orgy — “Stitches,” from the album Candyass (1998).
