Craig Young is an associate editor for Backseat Mafia, a music publication. His work primarily focuses on covering a wide range of music genres and artists, from melodic doom metal to punk and alternative rock. Craig's writing has also been featured in National Review.
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Canadian Roots, Rock, and Soul band Bywater Call have shared the second single of 2024 with ‘Roll’ along with the single the band have announced the release of their highly anticipated third studio album ‘Shepherd’ on August 9th.
British death-doom legends My Dying Bride have released their 15th studio album titled ‘A Mortal Binding’. The Yorkshire based sextet have also revealed their final album single titled ‘Her Dominion’, which is accompanied by an evocative lyric video created by Tommy Antonini.
With the release day for Argirò’s new album ‘Closer’ drawing near, she has shared another teaser with the albums closing track ‘Floating’.
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By: Craig Young
Heavy rock megalith Lucifer have teamed up with Graveyard’s Joakim Nilsson to record an English cover version of Polish rock classic ‘Poszlabym za toba’ by the band Breakout, which was originally released in 1969. The song ‘I Would Follow You Babe’ will serve as the official festival anthem of Mystic Festival 2024, Poland’s biggest metal festival, which is located at the scenic shipyard of Gdansk.
Ferocious Dog have shared their evocative, poignant and beautiful brand new single, ‘A Place We Call Home’, via Graphite Records. The track is the third single to be taken from their forthcoming new studio album Kleptocracy, which is due out on the 17th of May.
Following on from their wah-gasmic single “The Accuser” Wingz of the Monkey are ready to unleash their second release of 2024. ‘Stood up’ is one of the first songs the band wrote while still at school. Still, all 18 or under ‘Stood Up’ has had a few lyric changes along the way to its current form, but the lively arrangement has remained.
London power-punk specialists Alien Chicks have announced their debut EP, ‘Indulging The Mobs,’ which will be released on July 18th via Hideous Mink Records (Opus Kink, Fake Turins, Black Bordello) and SO Recordings (Enter Shikari, Deadletter, Big Special). In preparation the band have shared the lead single, ‘Steve Buscemi’.
Having announced their eighth studio album ‘Beauty In your Wake ‘with the sublime single ‘What Would You Call Yourself ‘, Fin Greenall and his cohorts Tim Thornton (drums/guitar) and Guy Whittaker (bass) have returned with single number two titled ‘So We Find Ourselves’.
Manchester’s Supera Morza have released their first music of 2024 with the brand new single ‘Life Jacket’.
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