Ever wonder what Metallica‘s ‘Nothing Else Matters’ would sound like completely stripped down and played on electric harps by a set of blonde twins? We sure have! And after years of patiently waiting, a lovely duo have created a divine re-imagining of the classic Metallica track. Twin sisters Camille and Kennerly, who are also known as the ‘Harp Twins,’ have created an interesting and diverse catalogue of harp covers, including
Hello Daily Reload readers. Today we bring you the brand new high energy single, ‘Still Swingin’ from Papa Roach. Welcome back boys! Plus AC/DC put a scare into Iran’s Nuclear Program when hackers had some fun by blaring ‘Thunderstruck’ through their systems. Also, Green Day accomplish a rare chart feat with their new single, ‘Oh, Love,’; The Darkness cover Radiohead (yeah, we just said that); All That Remains’ Philip Labonte
All That Remains singer Philip Labonte was ready to speak his mind on guns and the right to bear arms in an Op-Ed piece he penned for Alternative Press, but in light of the recent shootings in Colorado, he’s taken the time to address his thoughts after the events for the magazine as well. His initial position was that he felt that Americans have the right to bear arms, and
Congrats to Green Day! It was a big opening week for the trio, who just became only the third act in Billboard’s Nielsen BDS-based Rock Songs chart to debut at No. 1. The song that accomplished the feat was ‘Oh, Love,’ the lead single from the ‘¡Uno!’ portion of their album trilogy. Billboard reports that the track made 13 million first-week audience impressions with a 145 radio stations reporting on
It was definitely not a friendly parting of the ways when DJ Lethal and Limp Bizkit split earlier this year, but the DJ is moving forward with his own music. Getting back in the game after his public feuding with the other Bizkit band members, Lethal teamed up with Bryce Beckley, Jamie Rise, and Street Drum Corps’ Bobby Alt to lay down his first new track, a song called ‘Scream
You’ve heard just how long Thom Yorke can hold a falsetto note in the Radiohead classic ‘Street Spirit (Fade Out).’ So who would be the hard rock or metal equivalent? The Darkness‘ Justin Hawkins of course. As the band lead up to the release of their third studio record ‘Hot Cakes’ next month, the group has premiered a metal-based cover of the Radiohead song at Pitchfork. The Darkness’ version of
There’s a certain camaraderie within Slipknot that comes from wearing the masks, and the band want to share that spirit with their fans through a new digital App. Available for fans across the Mac iOS and Android platforms, ‘Slipknot: Wear the Mask’ is a fun way for fans to get even closer to the Slipknot experience. There’s a social networking aspect, gameplay, and photography all available within the applications. Slipknot’s