One of the best electro export products from Holland, Schwarzblut, have just released a new video which goes hand in hand with today's release of their 10-track single "Judas".
It's the 2nd EP taken from their 3rd full-length album "Gebeyn Aller Verdammten" which was released a few months ago. For those who already have that album, it was written in the stars that "Judas" would get a proper EP release as it mixes all the best ingredients which Schwarzblut has on offer: bombastic orchestral arrangements, a pumping bass sound and harsh male and subtle female vocals.
The specially low priced 10-track single features a selection of interpretations of the band’s music by acts from all around the globe: Hell:Sector, Cardinal Noire and Pre:Emptive Strike 0.1. Next to that you can also expect remixes by Binary Division and Noise Junk who both won a Schwarzblut remix contest.
Today HUNTRESS have released their third studio album STATIC via Napalm Records. The highly-anticipated record was produced by Paul Fig (Grammy nominated engineer, Alice in Chains, Deftones, Trivium, Ghost BC) and Jim Rota (Fireball Ministry, Emmy winning Executive Producer of the Sonic Highways series, Producer Sound City Movie), Engineered and Mixed by Paul Fig.
Coinciding with the release of STATIC is the world premiere of the band’s new video for the song “Sorrow” on Loudwire. The video was written and directed by Phil Mucci (Disturbed, Stone Sour, High on Fire), produced by Phil Mucci and Ian Mackay of Diabolik.
HUNTRESS storms the high seas September 28th – October 2nd as part of the Mötorboat Cruise. The band will appear alongside heavyweights Mötorhead, Slayer, and Anthrax just to name a few. Expect high-energy sets from HUNTRESS featuring favorites off the first two albums and new head bangers from STATIC.
In addition to the Mötorboat Cruise HUNTRESS have announced that they will be providing direct support for Black Label Society as they go “doomtrooping” into 2016. This run of dates kicks off December 26th in Phoenix, AZ and runs through New Year’s Eve in Marksville, LA.
HUNTRESS:
Jill Janus – Vocals
Blake Meahl – Guitars
Eli Santana – Guitars (appears courtesy of Prosthetic Records)
Tyler Meahl – Drums (appears courtesy of Prosthetic Records)
Spencer Jacob Grau – Bass
HUNTRESS was spawned from the preternatural union of Jill Janus with underground metal band Professor. The band thrives on thundering drums, heavy riffs, spectral solos and catchy choruses that come from the band’s musical concoction of melodic songwriting, occult science and bong rips. HUNTRESS delivers a modern sonic attack while staying true to the roots of heavy metal, with a penchant for thrash, death and black metal.
Peek-A-Boo presents the new clip of Canal Pop feat. Josefina Aufranc
The music video was shot (mostly) in black and white as an homage to the classic 80s synthpop aesthetics used by from such bands as Depeche Mode or Front 242, though the song is catchy and radio-friendly (it kind of sounds like a Kylie Minogue song).
This is the official video for Sarah Cracknell's new single 'Nothing Left To Talk About' (featuring Nicky Wire). 'Nothing Left To Talk About' is the first single to be taken from Sarah's new solo record Red Kite, released on 15th June 2015 on Cherry Red Records.
Glam, goth, gutter: Double Eyelid is the art-damaged music project of Ian Revell. Formed as part of an experimental staging of Hamlet, Double Eyelid has spent the last six years developing its sound and challenging audiences along the way. Driving the band are the songs and energy of singer, occasional instrument-player and charismatic oddity Ian Revell.
Adding guitar grit and production chops is Karl Mohr, and floating above the fray is keyboardist Benjamin Mueller-Heaslip. Double Eyelid was formed in Toronto in 2009 by Ian Revell (vocalist, songwriter). While key influences include Bauhaus, David Bowie, Rozz Williams and the Sex Gang Children, the closest parallel is perhaps to early Roxy Music, with its tension between street level expression and high art. 2011 proved to be a "launch" year that included gigs with The Scarlet Fever, Corpusse and Adaptive Reaction. The 3 core members (Ian Revell, Karl Mohr and Benjamin Mueller-Heaslip) met via the music department at Queen’s University (Kingston, Canada). The first time the 3 worked together musically was in 2003, performing as Karl Mohr and the Fallen Angels – Karl Mohr was the vocalist/songwriter for that project, which also was in the ‘goth’ vein – Karl has since renamed his project Dead Red Velvet.
After trying different lineups and a couple of different drummers, Double Eyelid decided to work with a drum machine live and in the studio. Initially an arty post-punk project, the band shifted in more of a legitimate goth direction with the first single and video, “Dead is Better,” which were released in July of 2012. The video for “Dead is Better” was shot by up-and-coming horror filmmaker Steven Cerritos, and was featured by MuchMusic, Canada’s equivalent to MTV.
Below is their newest clip
