• Week 182 – August 18 (early, this is release date) – Kalmo –  Doom Metal – Kerava, Finland
• Week 181 – Aug 12 – TEOR – Post/Hardcore – Regensburg, Germany
• Week 180 – Aug 5 – Jericho Six – Rock – US
• Week 179 – July 22 – Bloodywood – Metal – India
• Week 178 – July 15 – Turmion Kätilöt – Industrial Metal – Kuopio, Finland
• Week 177 – July 8 –  ViadukT – Hard Rock – Gefle, Sweden
• Week 176 – June 24 – Until I Wake – Metalcore – Buffalo, New York
• Week 175 – June 17 – Archspire – Technical Death Metal – Vancouver, Canada
• Week 174 – June 10 – MONO INC – Gothic Rock – Hamburg, Germany
• Week 173 – June 3 – Battlecross – Thrash/Classic American Heavy Metal – Detroit, MI 
• Week 172 – May 27 – Baest – Classic Death Metal – Aarhus, Denmark
• Week 171 – May 20 – Darkest Oath – Symphonic Black Metal – Greece
• Week 170 – May 13 – The Halo Effect – Melodic Death/Heavy Metal – Gothenburg, Sweden
• Week 169 – May 6 –  Kalmah –  Melodic Death/Power Metal, Oulu, Finland
• Week 168 – Apr 29 – Wind Rose – Power/Folk Metal – Pisa, Tuscany, Italy
• Week 167 – Apr 22 – Northlane – Metalcore – Sydney, Australia
• Week 166 – Apr 15 – 2 Shadows – Metalcore/Altmetal – Vancouver, Canada
• Week 165 – Apr 8  –  Bury Tomorrow – Metalcore – Southampton, England
• Week 164 – Apr 1  –  The Failsafe – Hard Rock – Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Week 163 – Mar 25 – Rhapsody of Fire – Symphonic Power Metal – Trieste, Italy
• Week 162 – Mar 18 – Diablo – Melodic Death Metal – Kalajoki, Finland
• Week 161 – Mar 11 – Evergrey – Progressive Power Metal – Gothenburg, Sweden
• Week 160 – Mar 4  – Analepsy – Slamming Brutal Death Metal – Lisbon, Portugal
• Week 159 – Feb 25 – Insomnium – Melodic Death Metal – Joensuu, Finland
• Week 158 – Feb 18 – Shady Glimpse – Thrash – Shizuoka, Japan
• Week 157 – Feb 11 – Nailed To Obscurity – Melancholic Melodic Death Metal – Esens, Germany
• Week 156 – Feb 4 –  Beyond The Styx – Metallic Hardcore Metal – Tours, France
• Week 155 – Jan 28 – Mors Principium Est – Melodic Death Metal – Pori, Finland
• Week 154 – Jan 21 – Becoming – Inspirational Metal – San Jose, California
• Week 153 – Jan 14 – Affection – Modern Rock/Alternative Metal – Helsinki, Finland

• Week 152 – Jan 7 – Wythersake – Symphonic Black/Death Metal, Washington, DC
• Week 151 – Dec 31  – Wrap up of 2021
• Week 150 – Nov 12 – The Raven Age – Heavy Metal – London, England
• Week 149 – Nov 5 – Penny Billionaires – Hard Rock/Electronica – Phoenix, Arizona, USA
• Week 148 – Oct 29 – Blood Red Throne – Death Metal – Kristiansand, Norway
• Week 147 – Oct 22 – Shepherds Reign – Metal/Hard Rock – South Auckland, New Zealand
• Week 146 – Oct 15 – Shadow of Intent – Deathcore – Hartford, Connecticut
• Week 145 – Oct 8  –  Darzamat – Atmospheric Black Metal – Katowice, Poland
• Week 144 – Oct 1  –  Jungle Rot – Thrash/Death Metal – Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA
• Week 143 – Sep 24 – Lifechanger – Melodic Rock – Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Week 142 – Sep 17 – Testament – Thrash Metal – Berkeley, California
• Week 141 – Sep 10 – Bleed From Within – Heavy Metal – Glasgow, Scotland
• Week 140 – Sept 3  – At The Gates – Death Metal & More – Gothenburg, Sweden
• Week 139 – Aug 27 – The Soul Of Bushido – Thrash Metalcore – Lorraine, France
• Week 138 – Aug 20 – WoR – Aggressive Groove Metal – North Carolina, USA
• Week 137 – July 3 – Wolves In The Throne Room – Atmospheric Black Metal – Olympia, Washington
• Week 136 -June  26 – Deathbale – Postapocalyptic Viking Death Metal  – Germany
• Week 135 – June 19 – Repaid in Blood – Pure Fking Geek Metal Revisited – San Jose, Calif
• Week 134 –  June 5 – Wardruna – Dark Folk Metal – Bergen, Norway
• Week 133 – May 28 – Rotting Christ – Black Metal – Athens, Greece
• Week 132 – May 21 – Carmilla – Metal – Sverige, Sweden
• Week 131 – May 14 – Wake Up Frankie – Thrash/Rock/Metal – Helsinki, Finland
• Week 130 – May 7  – Disquiet – Melodic Death/Thrash – Utrecht, Netherlands
• Week 129 – Apr 30 – Thanatos – Extreme Thrash/Death Metal – Rotterdam, Netherlands
• Week 128 – Apr 23  – Arched Fire – Heavy Speed Metal – Lapland, Finland
• Week 127 – Apr 16 – The Haunted – Heavy/Melodic Death Metal – Gothenburg, Sweden
• Week 126 – Apr 9 –  Updates 
• Week 125 – Apr 2  –  All Taken – Hard Rock with a little Grunge – Los Angeles, California
• Week 124 – Mar 26 – Aeon Of Awareness – Melodic Death Metal – Germany (Song Review)
• Week 124 – Mar 25 – Scythian Fate – Dark Prog Thrash – Sydney/Melbourne – Australia
• Week 124 – Mar 24 – Hate & Deceit – Danish Melodic Death Metal – Slagelse, Denmark
• Week 123 – Mar 21 – Beyond the Pale – Dutch Metal – Utrecht, Netherlands
• Week 122 – Mar 12 – Thy Kingdom Will Burn – Melodic Death Metal – Kouvola, Suomi
• Week 121 – Mar 5 –  H.E.A.T. –  Hard Rock/Heavy Metal – Uppsland Väsby, Sweden              
• Week 120 – Feb 26 – Temple Balls – Hard Rock – Finland
• Week 119 – Feb 19 – Aeon of Awareness – Melodic Death Metal – Germany
• Week 118 – Feb 12 – Vreid – Black Metal / Black n Roll – Sogndal, Norway
• Week 117 – Feb 5 – Artilharia – Heavy/Melodic/Speed/Thrash Metal – Brazil
• Week 116 – Jan 29 – This week was for Alexi, COB, Rip my dear HeadBanger
• Week 115 – Jan 22 – Paradise Lost – Death/Doom/Gothic Metal – Halifax, West Yorkshire
• Week 114 – Jan 15 – Wintersun – Power/Folk/Melodic Death Metal – Helsinki, Finland
• Week 113 – Jan 1 – Dark Tranquillity – Melodic Death Metal – Gothenburg, Sweden
• Week 112 – Dec 25 – SepticFlesh – Greek Symphonic Metal – Athens, Greece
• Week 111 – Dec 18 – Die From Sorrow – Melodic Death Metal – Beijing, China
• Week 110 – Dec 11 – Fireproven – Progressive Metal – Finland
• Week 109 – Dec 4 – Wolfheart – Winter Metal – Myrskylä, Finland
• Week 108 – Nov 27 – Angelus Apatrida – Thrash – Albacete, Spain
• Week 107 – Nov 20 – Gojira – Heavy Metal – Bayonne, France
• Week 106 – Nov 13 – Enslaved – Prog/Black/Viking Metal – Sveio, Norway
• Week 105 – Nov 6 –  Like A Storm – Metal – Auckland, New Zealand
• Week 104 – Oct 30 – Firewind – Power/Heavy Metal – Thessaloniki, Greece
• Week 103 – Oct 23 – Shiraz Lane – Rock – Vantaa, Finland
• Week 102 – Oct 16 – The Agonist – Metal – Montreal, Canada
• Week 101 – Oct 9 – Butcher Babies – Heavy Metal – Los Angeles, CA
• Week 100 – Oct 3 – BaYaT – Alternative Rock – Novi Sad, Serbia 
• Week 98 –  Sept 25 – Dirt – Rock – Heksinki, Finland
• Week 98 –  Sept 18 – Unearth – MetalCore – Boston, Massachusetts
• Week 97 –  Sept 11 – Stratovarius – Power Metal – Finland
• Week 96 –  Sept 4 – SynlakrosS – Mel Death Metal – Valencia, Spain
• Week 95 – Aug 28 – Striker – New Wave Heavy Metal , Canada
• Week 94 – Aug 21 – Turisas – Metal –  Hämeenlinna, Finland
• Week 93 – Aug 14 – Tyr – Metal – Faroe Islands (Part of Denmark)
• Week 92 – Aug 7 –  After Release of EP – Interview with WuF, Kasperi Merilainen
• Week 91 – July 24 – Review of EP – Wake Up Frankie – Helsinki, Finland
• Week 90 – July 17 –  SPECIAL ON THRASH METAL BANDS
• Week 89 – July 13 – SPECIAL ON MELODIC DEATH METAL BANDS
• Week 88 – July 10 –  Hinayana Band – Melodic Death/Doom – Austin, Texas
• Week 87 –  July 3 –   Viikate – Rock/Metal – Kouvola, Finland
• Week 86 – June 26 – Lumberhead – Metal – Leipzig, Saxony (Germany)
• Week 85 – June 19 – Nidhoeggr – Pagan Death Metal – Bern, Switzerland
• Week 84 – June 12 – Aetherian – Dark Melodic Death Metal – Athens, Greece
• Week 83 – June 5 – Frosttide – Epic Dark Folk Metal – Jyväskylä, Finland
• Week 82 – May 29 – Amthrya – Advantgarde Death Black Metal – Italy
• Week 81 – May 22 – Suicidal Angels – Trash – Athens, Greece
• Week 80 – May 15 – Heart of Jordan – Alter Metal – Lansing, Michigan
• Week 79 – May 8 – Parasite, Inc. – Melodic Death Metal – Aalen, Germany
• Week 78 – May 1 – Wake Up Frankie – Grove/Trash/Rock – Helsinki, Finland
• Week 77 – Apr 24 – Abbath – Black Metal – Bergen, Norway
• Week 76 – Apr 17 – Entombed – Dark/Rock Death/Metal – Stockholm, Sweden
• Week 75 – Apr 10 – Cruish-Nir – Gothic/Doom – Romania
• Week 74 – Apr 3 – [Amatory] – MetalCore – St. Petersburg, Russia
• Week 73 – Mar 27 – Njord – Viking Rock – Sandviken, Sweden
• Week 72 – Mar 20 – Mystic Prophecy – Metal – Dortmund, Germany
• Week 71 – Mar 13 – Astralborne  – Melodic Death Metal – Toledo, Ohio
• Week 70 – Mar 6 –  Shakra – HardRock/Metal – Trub, Switzerland
• Week 69 – Feb 28 –  The Browning – Metal – Kansas City, Missouri
• Week 68 – Feb 21 –  Tempting Fate – Hard Rock/Metal – Los Angeles, California
• Week 67 – Feb 14 –  Dynazty – Hard Rock/Metal – Stockholm, Sweden
• Week 66 – Feb 7  –  Dreyelands – Melodic Progressive Metal – Budapest, Hungary
• Week 65 – Jan 31 – HoundWolf – Heavy Metal – Witten, Germany
• Week 64 – Jan 24 – Shadecrown – Melodic Death/Doom/Thrash Metal – Finland
• Week 63 – Jan 17 – Sea of Treachery – Heavy Metal – Cincinnati, OH
• Week 62 – Dec 21 – Immersed in Darkness – Black Metal – Brownsville, Texas
• Week 61 – Dec 14 – Skälmöld – Metal – Reykjavík, Iceland
• Week 60 – Dec 7  –  The Local Band – Rock – Helsinki, Finland
• Week 59 – Nov 30 – Re-Armed – Melodic Death/Thrash Metal – Kerava, Finland
• Week 58 – Nov 23 – Ashen Crown – Metal – West Midlands, UK
• Week 57 – Nov 16 – FEJD –  Swedish Folk – Trollhattan, Sweden
• Week 56 – Nov 9 – Forever Still – Hard Rock/Metal – Copenhagen, Denmark – This is where it all started.  ONE YEAR AGO, THEY WERE THE FIRST LET’S REVISIT
• Week 55 – Nov 2  –  Krigere Wolf – Black Death Metal – Catania, Sicily
• Week 54 – Oct 26 – Aephanemer – Melodic Death Metal – Toulouse, France
• Week 53 – Oct 19 – Infected Rain – Nu Metal/Nu Metalcore – Chișinău, Moldova
• Week 52 – Oct 12 – The Veer Union – Hard Rock/NuMetal – Vancouver, BC
• Week 51 – Oct 5 – Ligature Marks – Metal – Portland, Oregon
• Week 50 – Sept 28 – AEolian – Metal – Palma, Spain
• Week 49 – Sept 21 – Smorrah – Thrash/Death Metal – Gelsenkirchen, Germany
• Week 48 – Sept 14 – Beyond the Styx – Hardcore Metal – Tours, France
• Week 47 – Sept 7 – Brackish Tide –  Metal – Somerset County, MD
• Week 46 –  August 31 – Kryptos – Old School Heavy Metal – Bangalore, India
• Week 45 – August 24 – Spyder Volt – Alternative Rock – Laredo, Texas
• Week 44 –  August 17 – Descent of The ArchAngel – Underground Metalcore – US
• Week 43 –  August 10 – Dark Messiah – Heavy Metal – Winnipeg, Canada
• Week 42 –   August 3 – Arcsin -Modern Melodic Progressive Metal – Miami, FL 
• Week 41 –  July 27 –  Methane Metal – Southern Thrash Metal – Sweden/Jersey
• Week 40 –  July 20 –  Bloodred Hourglass – Melodic Death/Thrash – Mikkeli, FI
• Week 39 –  July 13 –  Atarka – Metal – Birmingham, UK. 
• Week 38 –  July 6   –  Silverbullet Band – Symp Heavy Metal – Riihimaki, Suomi
• Week 37 –  June 29 –  Hammer Down Hard – New Age Hard Rock/Metal
• Week 36 – June 22 –  Syth Glasgow – Old School Metal – Glasgow, Scotland
• Week 35 –  June 15  – Virtues – Metalcore – Brisbane, Australia
• Week 34 –  June 8  –  Vovkulaka  – Dark Angry Evil Metal – Odessa, Ukraine
• Week 33 –  June 1  –  Executioner  – Hardcore Thrash – San Antonio, Texas
• Week 32 – May 25 – Night Shadow – Power/Speed Metal – San Diego, California
• Week 31 – May 18 – Primitive Machine – Rock, Dublin City, Ireland
• Week 30 – May 11 – Daggerplay – Punk, R&R, Power Pop, Helsinki, Finland
• Week 29 – May 4 –  Kalmo – Finnish Doom Metal – Kerava, Finland
• Week 28 – April 27 – Repaid in Blood – Pure Fucking Geek Metal – San Jose, CA     

• Week 27 – April 20 – Arch Enemy – Melodic Death Metal – Halmstad, Sweden 
• Week 26 – April 13 – Falling Into Red – Hard Alter Rock – Pittsburg, PA
• Week 25 – April 6 – Tulsadoom – Evil Barbaric Heavy Thrash – Vienna, Austria 
• Week 24 – March 30 – Dream Troll – Old School Rock – Leeds, England
• Week 23 – March 23 – The 69 Eyes – Goth & Roll – Helsinki Finland
• Week 22 – March 16 – Ghost Season – Alternative Metal – Athens, Greece
• Week 21 – March 9 – Vane – Pirate Melodeath Metal – Poland
• Week 20 – March 2 – Ravenscroft – Rock – Orange, California
• Week 19 – Feb 23 –  Love Machine – Heavy Rock – Milano, Italy
• Week 18 – Feb 16 – Children of Bodom – Melodic Death Metal – Espoo, Finland
• Week 17 – Feb 9 – 10 Gauge – Hard Rock – England, UK
• Week 16 – Feb 2 – Everlit – Hard Rock – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Week 15 – Jan 26 – Victim of Illusion – Progressive Rock – Turin, Italy
• Week 14 – Jan 19 – September Sky – Alternative Metal – Indianapolis, Indiana
• Week 13 – Jan 12 – The Edge of Reason – Post Hardcore – Regensburg, Germany
• Week 12 – January 1, 2019 New Years Day – The HU BAND – MONGOLIA
• Week 11 – Dec 29 – Apocalyptica – Rock/Metal – Helsinki, Finland
• Week 10 – Dec 22 – Hidden Scars – Prog/Indus Metal – Las Vegas, Nevada
• Week  9 –  Dec 15 – In Hell – Black Death Metal – Lille, France
• Week  8 –  Dec 08 – Fireproven – Prog Death Metal – Tampere, Finland
• Week  7 – Nov 30 – Amon Amarth – Death Metal – Tumba, Sweden
• Week  6 – Nov 23 – Chernobyls Uterus – Grindcore Metal – Pripyat, Ukraine
• Week  5 – Nov 17 – Five Finger Death Punch – Metal – Las Vegas, Nevada
• Week  4 – Nov 10 – Universal Theory – Gothic Metal – Madrid, Spain
• Week  3 – Nov 03 – Mawcore – Hard Rock/Metal – Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
• Week  2 – Oct 27 – Sin7 Band – Heavy Metal – Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Week  1 – Oct 20 – Forever Still – Hard Rock/Metal – Copenhagen, Denmark

 

My HeadBangers please welcome the international rock band, with members from USA, Mexico, Indonesia, Russia, and the Ukraine.

JERICHO SIX

“Frustration”

“Space Needle”

Let’s take a look at some bio:

Jericho Six began with guitarist-songwriter John Easterling.  It became a six piece, international band with members from America, Mexico, Indonesia, Russia and the Ukraine; each member adding their own style and flavors to the songs.  John and drummer Travis Smith, had been writing songs for several years.  In December 2019, John bored from Covid, met producer Leo Hernandez.  In January 2020, John and Leo started working together with drummer Travis, Leo then brought Marco Renteria to record bass.  John found Natalia Suvorina online to record vocals, and Natalia referred Olya Kiymento to record cello.  John discovered his neighbor Princess White, new to the US, was an amazing musician so she helped arrange and co-write songs with John.

My Thoughts:

I have to say that I really like the female vocals, they are truly an international band with a great sound.  We have had a few issues with the email process, so I am posting what I have and when I hear back from John, I will update with the Q&A.  Check them out, I think you will appreciate the mix of  what different countries can do when they come together.

That’s it for now, but like I said I will update this week as soon as I get the info.  Also the next 2 weeks I am happy to say the 12th, TEOR, one of my fav German Bands is releasing a new song and I will have it here and then on the 18th, yes a day early, one of my fav Finland music makers, KALMO, will be debuting his new song and his video and it will be here that very day, I’ve seen it and it is well just be here to see it.   I’m excited and so happy for both these bands.  When you work hard the reward is yours, enjoy it.

Till Hump Day stay cool and…  Don’t stand to close to the fire if you can’t handle the burn…..

 

 

Well my HeadBangers another week almost gone.  Here’s 3 bands that hopefully make the next couple days go by faster…

BLIND GUARDIAN

“Violent Shadows”

These guys are a power metal band from Germany, I love these German bands.  They have been around since the 80’s.  They sound excellent.

ATARKA

“The Bastard”

These are some EXCELLENT deep growl vocals, love them.  This band is from England however they could be from Norway, they have that sound, I’m not kidding.  Melodic blackened grove metal, check them out Week 39, great story and history on the band.

BAD OMENS

“Artificial Suicide”

Bad Omens is an American metalcore band from Richmond Virginia.  I’m loving their energy and those vocals.  Check them out HeadBangers.

Well my HeadBangers, I hope this helps till Friday.  See you all then with the weekly band.  Have a great rest of your week guys, love you all…

 

My HeadBangers please welcome from New Delhi, India the metal band:

BLOODYWOOD

“Aaj”

“Gaddaar”

The band says “Gaddaar” is a song that’s aimed at a complete separation of religion and politics across the world. Everyone deserves equal rights and equal treatment at the hands of their governments no matter who and how they worship. We’ve seen the use of religious and divisive politics globally in recent years and it needs to be spoken about.

Let’s look at some bio on this band taken from their website, they are kicking ass guys….

Bloodywood is a Folk Metal band from India known for pioneering a sound that seamlessly fuses Indian Folk instruments with Metal to devastating effect. Expect to hear the percussive power of the mighty Dhol, the melancholic Flute, the single stringed Tumbi and several other uncommon yet distinctively characteristic sounds from India. A combination of thunderous Hindi/Punjabi Choruses and meaningful yet unforgiving Rap verses along with the ethnic instrumentation, makes Bloodywood a truly unique experience.

Prior to forming the band, Karan Katiyar, who was a corporate lawyer, would regularly upload parody metal covers of popular Bollywood songs on YouTube, but he had trouble finding a suitable vocalist. At a local gig, Katiyar met Jayant Bhadula, who worked as a talent manager at an entertainment company, and was impressed by his vocal range and versatility.  In 2016, Katiyar quit his job and together with Bhadula formed a two-piece band.  with the intention of “destroying pop songs”.

In 2017, Bloodywood re-recorded Linkin Park’s song “Heavy” in Linkin Park’s early nu metal style, catching the attention of many music websites such as Loudwire and Metal Hammer, the latter of which declared it “what Linkin Park’s Heavy should have sounded like.” The band made more covers in 2017 and released the Compilation cover album Anti-Pop Vol. 1 on their Bandcamp page. This was followed by a metal cover version of the popular Bhangra/Indi-pop song “Tunak Tunak Tun” by Daler Mehndi, featuring guest vocals from Bonde do Metaleiro.

In 2018, Bloodywood released “Ari Ari”, a cover of the Bhangra song “Ari Ari” by the duo Bombay Rockers, which itself was a version of the Indian folk song “Baari Barsi”. The track featured rapper Raoul Kerr, whom Katiyar had invited to take part after working on a lyric video for him. The song’s initial exposure was provided by Bollywood actress Ileana D’Crux, who shared the video of “Ari Ari” on her social media. The positive reception from fans encouraged the band to write original material and draw more inspiration from Indian Folk Music.

In July of the same year, Bloodywood partnered with online counselling site HopeTherapy and released the song “Jee Veerey”, dedicated to fighting depression and mental illness. On 15 January 2019, the band released “Endurant”, a song dealing with the topic of bullying.

On April 21, 2019, it was announced that Bloodywood would be performing at WACKEN OPEN AIR!!!!! Two days later, the band released the song “Machi Bhasad (Expect a Riot)”, initially intended for the upcoming Ubisoft game Beyond Good and Evil 2, as well as announcing that Kerr is becoming a permanent member of the band and that Bloodywood is embarking on their “Raj Against the Machine Tour”.

In 2021, Bloodywood was named one of the “12 new metal bands to watch in 2022” by the heavy metal and rock music magazine Metal Hammer.  They were also nominated for the Breakthrough Asian Band title at the 2021 Global Metal Apocalypse awards, finishing second.

Bloodywood’s debut studio album of original material is titled Rakshak and was released on February 18, 2022.

Along with the messages included in their songs, the band aims to support various social/charity causes. With the release of the video for their song “Jee Veerey”, they gave away pre-paid online counselling sessions.

Upon returning to India from their 2019 European tour, Bloodywood donated the earnings to Posh Foundation, a local NGO that cares for homeless animals, for the purchase of a new ambulance.

Ok I’m totally in love with these guys.

Let’s meet the band:

Karan Katiyar – guitars, flute, production and composition

Jayant Bhadula – vocals, growls

Raoul Kerr – rap vocals

Touring members:

Sarthak Pahwa – Dhol

Roshan Roy – Bass

Vishesh Singh – Drums

My thoughts:

My HeadBangers know I am not a lover of rap, but I will say this one is different to me.  I love how they have incorporated rap, growl vocals, and just the energy in their music got me the first time I heard them.  Not to mention helping out the animals, can they do no wrong?  I was really intrigued by them, you have to check them out YouTube, Facebook, they’re everywhere.  Did I say I love their energy, well let me say it again HeadBangers.  Oh and you guys know I love my MetalHeads in jeans and a t-shirt, however that black outfit with all those chains is pure swag.  My eyes went right to it.  Then performing at WACKEN,  perkele!!!!  Check them they are going to be around for a long time.

Well that’s it for this week.  Join me next week for another band and another song.  In the meantime don’t stand to close to the fire if you can’t handle the burn…

 

 

 

Well my HeadBangers here are 3 songs that I hope make the rest of the week go by faster for all of us…

I listen to Disturbed on a daily basis while driving to and from work.  Dave is one of my favorite vocalist and he puts everything into his music.  

DISTURBED

“Hey You”

BLOODRED HOURGLASS

“Leaves”

I have seen Bloodred Hourglass in person in Helsinki.  I am telling you there is nothing like them that I have seen in person, and I have seen a few.  I just stood there watching the vocalist, Jarkko Koukonen, as he pulled the most amazing growl vocals out of his body, not to mention he is a great frontman, he held the audience in his hand.  Check them out, they have been on the blog, Week 40.

And number 3, is a new band to me, but they are fire.  Check them out…

DevilDriver

“Wishing”

DevilDriver is an American Heavy Metal Band from Santa Barbara, California, formed in 2002.  

Well my HeadBangers I hope this helps get you through the rest of the week.  I will be back Friday with the weekly from last week Bloodywood, my apologies to everyone and the band, I have been fighting this cold/allergies/NOT COVID lol and I’m still sniffling but I feel better than I did.