RhyFig's 1 (3.5 times), 2, 3, 1 (3.5 times), 2, 3 (4 times), ending with the same chord as in the intro. then on to Guitar A |-|-| Solo I (accoustic). “It’s always fascinating to hear how other artist’s approach your music, and Phantogram’s contribution to Re-Wired is no exception,” said Puscifer singer Maynard James Keenan of the track.Years of Decay - Overkill Metal On!!!!!!!! Intro: Gtr II fades in with an E power chord with lots 'o feedback. The latest track unveiled from the collection is new take on “Postulous” by Phantogram. Contributors include Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, Tool’s Justin Chancellor, and more. Puscifer’s upcoming release Existential Reckoning: Re-Wired (out March 31st) offers reinterpreted versions of songs from the band’s 2020 album Existential Reckoning. Puscifer – “Postulous (Re-Imagined by Phantogram)” Even the stuff that was cut is worth a listen. The Palms material preluded Deftones’ more melodic efforts with Koi No Yokan and Gore, so it remains required listening for Deftones fans. Palms released their sole self-titled album in 2013, and it was a beautiful collection of Moreno-fronted “dream metal,” if you will. Is it suddenly the early 2010s again? An even more completely unexpected surprise than new Danava was this un-shelved track from Palms - the supergroup consisting Deftones’ Chino Moreno and members of defunct post-metal band Isis. A new album Nothing but Nothing is due out on April 28th and “Let the Good Times Kill” is a blazing comeback track - a reminder of why Danava are one of the best record-collector rock bands doing it in the modern age. In fact, it seemed as if the group had disappeared altogether, so it’s great to hear that they’re alive, well, and still recording music. The Portland band had been laying low since its 2016 single “At Midnight You Die,” leaving a massive BÖC-meets-Hawkwind-meets-Rainbow sized hole in the heavy psych scene.

While the prior three singles have subdued the hooks and overall danceability for a more metalcore/alt-metal style, “Light and Darkness” is a welcome return to what the band does best: pop-metal.ĭanava are back. It’s what put BABYMETAL on the map - it’s their bread and butter. Of the album’s four pre-release singles, “Light and Darkness” is the catchiest so far, largely due to its overt pop leanings. Meanwhile, the underlying instrumentation is mostly metallic in nature, with gained-up guitars and chunky chords. The core structure and sound are straight electro-pop, complete with massive techno drops preceding the chorus. Here, the Japanese pop-metal act explores the “duality in everything,” which is fitting considering the careful balance of pop and metal present in the song.

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