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‘Strange Peace’ captures Metz’s fury with glorious results
‘Strange Peace’ captures Metz’s fury with glorious results
Metz Strange Peace ROCKS LIKE: Pissed Jeans, Idles, Whores. WHAT'S DIFFERENT: Underground rock icon Steve Albini was enlisted to capture the Canadian trio’s fury with glorious results. Frontman/guitarist Alex Edkins alternates between two vocal tones: snotty nihilism and strapped to the front of a tourist bus going 70 mph off the edge of the Grand Canyon. For the ...
Trivium and Arch Enemy announce co-headlining tour and other news you might have missed today
Trivium and Arch Enemy announce co-headlining tour and other news you might have missed today
Trivium and Arch Enemy reveal fall dates for a co-headlining tour, Diet Cig perform a Tiny Desk Concert, and Gone Is Gone drop a bizarre new music video! Check out some of the news you might have missed today below. Read more: Citizen premiere music video for "Jet" and other news you might have missed today Trivium and Arch Enemy get the lead out Trivium and Arch Enemy will tour the U ..
14 Songs You Need To Hear from October 2015
Sometimes the rock world can get noisy, and we don’t just mean in decibels or static. Often the signal-to-noise ratio is more noise than signal. But no worries: We read, listen to and watch everything so we can sort it for you. Here are some of our favorite new songs and videos of October 2015, brought to you in partnership with our friends at CreativeLive. PAST REC... Read More ...
METZ get creative with pancakes in video for new single, “Acetate”
METZ get creative with pancakes in video for new single, “Acetate”
Toronto post-hardcore outfit Metz have premiered an interesting video for their latest single, "Acetate," which shows you how to get creative with pancakes. Check it out below and leave us a comment with your thoughts! Read more: Vans stream full live sets from METZ, Trash Talk, more METZ are set to release their new studio album, Metz II, will be released on May 5 via Sub Pop Records. .
Metz – Metz
Metz – Metz
Metz Metz Imagine a parallel universe where Blur’s roaring “Song 2” is the wimpiest thing the band ever created, and you get a sense of the tooth-chipping potential of Toronto art-punk trio METZ. With ten songs slugged out in less than 30 minutes, their self-titled debut packs quick bursts of Alex Edkins’ full-throated howling and beating his fretboard into submission. Two things set them ap ...