Pearl Jam: Wreckage
“That one probably has the biggest build for me personally, Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard said in a statement. “I wasn’t quite aware of its potency until later.” The song is on PJ’s 12th studio album, “Dark Matter” (pictured).
Kings Of Leon: Nothing To Do
The third single from “Can We Please Have Fun,” follows “Mustang” and last month’s “Split Screen.” The full album is due May 10th.
Staind – featuring Dorothy: Better Days
“This was a departure for me,” offered vocalist Aaron Lewis (pictured). “It’s really the first time Staind explored a feature with a female guest vocalist. I’m stoked to have Dorothy on this single with me. Her talent and voice are incredible.”
Lacuna Coil – featuring Ash Costello (New Years Day): In The Mean Time
“This song is like group therapy: not a lamentation, but acceptance that once broken, it’s hard to put oneself back together again,” wrote the band.
The Exies: For What It’s Worth
“(The) video transports fans back into time, offering an intimate and nostalgic look into the band’s formative years through never-before-seen footage,” noted frontman Scott Stevens.
Demon: Face The Master
“The song was written by (drummer) Neil Ogden and myself,” offered Demon vocalist Dave Hill. Both are fans of classic horror films, “where there always seems to be an uncontrollable power of the master throughout.
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