New Music: Tom Morello, Filter, Goldfinger, Liv Sin & The Rasmus

Tom Morello

Tom Morello: Pretend You Remember Me

The track targets the Trump administration’s stance on immigration.

Morello says the song, created in collaboration with the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights Los Angeles (CHIRLA), is a “direct response to what we’ve seen happening, the state terror we’ve seen happening in this country.”

Filter: All The Good

Off their remixed and remastered album, “The Algorithm: Ultra Edition,” due August 8th, the set features re-imagined cuts from “The Algorithm,“ with nine additional tracks.

“All The Good” is one of the new tracks.

Goldfinger (featuring Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus): Freaking Out A Bit

“I wrote (the song) with Travis Barker and Mark Hoppus… I had the concept for a song and a chorus, and they came in and brought it to life,” explained Goldfinger frontman John Feldmann.
“Mark wrote the best verses, and Travis turned the beat around in the bridge, which gave it a whole new life of its own. Those guys are some of my best friends and I love them.” 

Liv Sin: Run

 “For this song, the word ‘run’ kept popping back into my head, so I immediately started to write around that word.” recalled Liv Sin. “The riff and drum ideas started out from inspiration of a stompy and solid Rammstein groove, making it sound massive and groovy, so people want to jump around to it.”

The Rasmus: Love Is A Bitch

“This song was always a wildcard,” says lead singer Lauri Ylönen. “Still, we thought it was a fun song to play and I’m glad we decided to put it on the album. Lyrically, it’s about someone who’s treating you like shit but is too good in bed to let go.”

The song is taken from the band’s eleventh album, “Weirdo,” which arrives September 12th.