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Here is the Weekly Rockin'Town Newsletter
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Dirty Honey, The Ghost Inside, Corey Taylor, Puddle Of Mudd, Lacey Sturm, Filter and Staind shared new tracks this week. This fall Dirty Honey will release its sophomore effort, “Can’t Find The Brakes.” From the album the band has issued the single “Won’t Take Me Alive.” (Producer Nick DiDa) “rented some vintage amps and really helped me get the raunchy sound and …
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Jelly Roll (Jason Bradley DeFord) has the #1 song on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Songs chart (dated July 15th) with “Need A Favor.” He knocked off Metallica's "72 Seasons" which had a two-week run at the top. The Country-Rock ballad has also scored on both Country and Billboard 200 (#17) charts. The track is from “Whitsitt Chapel,” Jelly Roll’s seventh album.
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It took a life-altering event to prod Benji Madden and his identical twin brother Joel down the Rock road - a Beastie Boys’ concert. The “hey, we can do that” mentality ruled as the Waldorf, MD, natives, who’d relocated to Annapolis, developed their chops. Benji picked up the guitar and wrote songs while Joel worked on vocals. With high school …
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NASA Uses Metallica's "Fuel"
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Metallica’s “Fuel," the third single from their seventh album, “Reload,” is the soundtrack for a NASA video promoting the space agency's Artemis lunar missions. NASA will send 4 astronauts on a lunar flyby around the Moon during the Artemis II mission scheduled for November 2024. It will be the second of the two test flights planned before the U.S.'s return to the lunar surface.
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Corey Taylor's "Post Traumatic Blues"
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Corey Taylor (Slipknot/Stone Sour) has released "Post Traumatic Blues," the second single from his forthcoming solo studio album, "CMF2." The first single was "Beyond." According to Taylor, “Post Traumatic Blues” is about dealing with PTSD. “I wanted to try and build a bridge lyrically between the ones living with the disease and the ones who are trying to help them." “CMF2” is slated …
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