Facebook: Roadrunner Records / Daniel Tremonti Stone Sour ’s fans did the band a solid by helping their song ‘Do Me a Favor’ beat Device in the last Cage Match, but will they be able to do it again? Creed / Alter Bridge guitarist Mark Tremonti has had much success with his solo project, aptly titled Tremonti. The new single ‘Wish You Well’ off of their debut album ‘All I Was’ heats things up in this Cage Match round with a short film / music video for the track, which can be seen below. Tremonti have a handful of U.S. shows in February and March; go here for a full list of dates and cities. So will Stone Sour continue on their victorious path with ‘Do Me a Favor’ or will Mark Tremonti and his crew take off with ‘Wish You Well’ for a major win? Listen to both tracks and vote for your favorite below! (This Cage Match will run until Monday, Feb. 25, at 8AM ET. Fans can vote once per hour! So come back and vote often to make sure your favorite song wins!) Stone Sour, ‘Do Me a Favor’ Tremonti, ‘Wish You Well Sorry, you need to have javascript running to see this poll. Email Me When Cage Match Winners Are Announced Enter your email address below to receive the Loudwire newsletter, which will include notification of the daily winner of the Cage Match, as well as our top stories of the day. Email Rules of Cage Match: Fans can vote once per hour for their favorite song. If a song remains the reigning champ for five straight cage matches, it is retired to the Loudwire Cage Match Hall of Fame. With so many great songs out there, we have to give other bands a chance!
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Favorite Incubus Song – Readers Poll
Facebook: Incubus Incubus have generated hit after hit after hit since truly breaking out with 1999′s ‘Make Yourself’ album. In celebration of the band’s ‘Stellar’ career, we’re asking you to vote for your favorite Incubus song. We’ll take you all the way back to 1996 for some of their pre-fame favorites, offering up their first-ever single ‘Take Me to Your Leader’ from ‘Fungus Amongus’ as an option. There’s also ‘Familiar,’ their contribution to the ‘Spawn’ soundtrack, and ‘New Skin’ from the ‘S.C.I.E.N.C.E.’ album that also stand out from their early years. Perhaps your favorite comes form the ‘Make Yourself’ album, which spawned the singles ‘Pardon Me,’ ‘Stellar’ and ‘Drive.’ 2001′s ‘Morning View’ disc had its fair share of memorable songs as well, with ‘Wish You Were Here,’ ‘Nice to Know You,’ ‘Warning’ and ‘Are You In?’ deserving of attention. ‘A Crow Left of the Murder’ gave us ‘Megalomaniac’ and ‘Talk Shows on Mute,’ while the 2006 follow-up ‘Light Grenades’ has such standouts as ‘Anna Molly,’ ‘Dig,’ ‘Oil and Water’ and the reissue addition ‘Love Hurts.’ As for their most recent album, ‘If Not Now, When’ yielded the singles ‘Adolescents’ and ‘Promises Promises.’ To round out our list, we’ll also add the ‘Stealth’ soundtrack song ‘Make a Move’ and their ‘Monuments and Melodies’ hits collection addition ‘Black Heart Inertia.’ That makes an even 20 Incubus songs for fans to choose from. Let us know which was your favorite Incubus track in the poll below: Sorry, you need to have javascript running to see this poll. [button href=”http://loudwire.com/favorite-motley-crue-album-readers-poll/” title=”Previous Readers Poll: Favorite Motley Crue Album” align=”center”]
Slipknot vs. Rob Zombie – 2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl, Quarterfinals
2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl Quarterfinals If you can’t get amped up with these two songs vying to advance in this 2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl matchup, then you might want to check your pulse to see if you’re still alive. It’s Slipknot ‘s ‘Wait and Bleed’ squaring off against Rob Zombie ‘s ‘Superbeast’ in the quarterfinals. Though P.O.D.’s ‘Boom’ may be an NFL stadium favorite, the track proved to be no match to Slipknot’s ‘Wait and Bleed,’ which received 70 percent of the vote in the first round. Singer Corey Taylor ‘s pent up angst on the track is just waiting to be released and the act of psyching yourself up to pound pads with an opposing player is not uncommon for an NFL player. Meanwhile, Rob Zombie barely escaped round one with ‘Superbeast’ receiving just over 50 percent of the vote over Five Finger Death Punch’s ‘Back for More,’ making it the closest match of the first round. Zombie’s highly aggressive, hard-driving track can raise your heartbeats per minute rather easily. But does this ‘Superbeast’ have what it takes to best Slipknot? Here’s your chance to let your voice be heard. Vote in the poll below between now and Jan. 30 at 10AM ET. You can vote once per hour for your favorite between Slipknot and Rob Zombie. And you can also vote in the next 2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl matchup by clicking the red button at the bottom of this page. Listen to Slipknot’s ‘Wait and Bleed’ Listen to Rob Zombie’s ‘Superbeast’ Sorry, you need to have javascript running to see this poll. [button href=”http://loudwire.com/metallica-vs-papa-roach-2013-loudwire-rock-bowl-quarterfinals/” title=”Next Rock Bowl Matchup: Metallica vs. Papa Roach” align=”center”]
Best Korn Album – Readers Poll
Epic It’s been a roller-coaster ride for Korn , but the band has been one of the most productive outfits since arriving on the scene with their 1994 debut disc. This Loudwire Readers Poll asks you to determine which of Korn’s albums is their best. Korn remained still somewhat of an underground band with a growing following with their first two albums. The band’s self-titled debut spawned the hit song ‘Blind’ and fan favorite, ‘Chutes and Ladders.’ Meanwhile, 1996′s ‘Life Is Peachy’ followed with the breakout song ‘A.D.I.D.A.S.’ But it wasn’t until their third album that they became a massive band. 1998′s ‘Follow the Leader’ provided the group with staple hits ‘Got the Life’ and ‘Freak on a Leash.’ The following year ‘Issues’ gave us a trio of singles — ‘Falling Away From Me,’ ‘Make Me Bad,’ and ‘Somebody Someone.’ The 21st century has brought us more solid efforts from Korn. The 2002 album ‘Untouchables’ kept the momentum going with ‘Here to Stay’ and ‘Thoughtless’ enjoying some success. In 2003, ‘Take a Look in the Mirror’ provided fans with ‘Did My Time’ and ‘Right Now,’ but ‘Y’all Want a Single’ was the band’s statement on the changes in the music industry. After breaking for a hits collection, 2005′s ‘See You on the Other Side’ gave us ‘Twisted Transistor’ and ‘Coming Undone,’ and they followed with their untitled album, which featured ‘Evolution’ and ‘Hold On.’ Their last two albums found Korn taking two very different directions. ‘Korn III: Remember Who You Are,’ had them trying to reclaim their early sound, with ‘Oildale’ being the main single. In 2011, the group went completely the opposite direction with ‘The Path of Totality,’ a dubstep-infused effort that spawned ‘Get Up’ and ‘Narcissistic Cannibal.’ That’s ten original albums in 19 years, not counting their greatest hits album or ‘Unplugged’ release. Now it’s your turn to tell us which disc is best. Vote for the best Korn album in the Readers Poll below. Sorry, you need to have javascript running to see this poll. [button href=”http://loudwire.com/best-kid-rock-song-readers-poll/” title=”Previous Readers Poll: Best Kid Rock Song” align=”center”]