Alter Bridge — “Metalingus”
rock and roll
5 Bands/Artists You Should Be Following (#4)
After saying I would feature anyone who followed me or liked a post, I got quite the response. I love it because it’s given me a lot of good music to listen to! The result is that I’m going to start posting these blogs twice a week instead of just on Sundays.
1. Amongst Thieves
A post-hardcore band from the UK. For fans of Asking Alexandria, Bring Me the Horizon, etc. Their debut self-titled album is available now, via YouTube, Spotify, and iTunes. For a taste, check out “The Golden Ratio.”
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2. Unveil
A female-fronted dark rock band from Canada. For fans of Evanescence, The Birthday Massacre, and Halestorm. Their new album, The Deep Sleep, is available now on iTunes and on their official site.
3. Black Rose Reception
A hard rock band from Indiana. They have a classic rock/metal vibe. For a good preview of the band, check out their ReverbNation page, and watch this…
4. The Edge of Reason
A post-hardcore/emocore/rock band from Germany. There are definite punk vibes to go with the hard rock and melodic vocals, not unlike the latest from Asking Alexandria and Bullet For My Valentine. Their album Broken But Not Torn is available on Spotify, iTunes, Deezer, and Bandcamp. Check out “Is She Worth It?”
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5. BrokenRail
A rock band from my home state of Alabama. For fans of Breaking Benjamin, Sevendust, Shinedown, etc. BrokenRail is working on their third release. For now, give “Walk Again” a chance.
And my personal favorite, “Insanity.”
Playlist Challenge, Day 374
The Beatles — “Magical Mystery Tour”
Playlist Challenge, Day 372
Lynam — “It’s All in Your Head”
Playlist Challenge, Day 371
Lynam — “Tanis”
Playlist Challenge, Day 370
Lynam — “Store Bought Halo”
Playlist Challenge, Day 368
Black Veil Brides — “Youth and Whisky”
Playlist Challenge, Day 367
Black Veil Brides — “The Legacy”
Playlist Challenge, Day 366
Lynam — “Letting Go”
Playlist Challenge, Day 364
Black Veil Brides — “Smoke and Mirrors”