I finally had the chance the other day to sit and check out a bunch of new music that was sent my way. Now some of these you might have already heard but, who cares, listen again! This is a pretty eclectic batch of bands and songs for you to check out! I hope you enjoy!
Lamb Of God- Sepsis:
Black Cross Hotel- Eyes From Nowhere:
Dead Heat- The Order:
Astronoid- Third Shot:
Powder Pink & Sweet- Raspberry Lime:
Forbidden- Mutally Assured Dysfunction:
Pupil Slicer- Nomad:
Deadly Apples- Sacrifice:
Here we are now at episode 9 of The Audioeclectica Podcast. This episode is all about Black Sabbath and their 20 studio albums. Brian and Justin go through each album and discuss what made each one special and unique. As we state in the episode “All Sabbath Albums Matter.” This is also a bit of a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne as well. Ozzy you will be beyond missed. We thank you for all the years of great performances, albums, and memories.
Don’t Miss Out On Our New Segment, “The Chosen Ones!”
Our Personal Top 10 All Time Guitarists!!!
LISTEN HERE!!!!
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/luckystarradio/audioeclectica-9-black-sabbath-discography-overview-and-rankings-2
One of the coolest things about being a musician is being able to explore different genres and expand your musical palate. For many years now I’ve been a fan of guitarist Craig Locicero. You might recall the bands he’s been a part of from Forbidden, Manmade God and Spiralarms. Not only can Craig rip on guitar, he is also one hell of a songwriter. Which brings me to his latest band, Dress The Dead. This new band has it all, from super heavy riffs and thunderous rhythms but also a great rock voice that reaches the metal heights and soulful elements of blues. Dress The Dead is comprised of Kayla Dixon (voice), Craig Locicero (guitar), Dan Delay (guitar), James Walker (bass) and Mark Hernandez (drums). It’s worth mentioning that the original singer of the band was Peter Dolving from The Haunted. While Peter laid the groundwork for the vocals, Kayla has really stepped up to the plate and knocked it out of the park (yes I used a baseball reference. It is baseball seasons after all). The best way to describe Dress The Dead is Thrashy Rock N Roll. While it’s “metal” it’s definitely rock through and through. From the songs they have released so far like “Promises & Kisses,” “There Goes The Sun,” and “1969” it’s very apparent that Dress The Dead is going to be one hell of a band.
Dress The Dead- Promises & Kisses:
Dress The Dead- There Goes The Sun:
Dress The Dead- Knives Out (Live):
Dress The Dead- 1969 (with Peter Dolving):
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