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Today, we get to share some truly radical news! There’s a brand new Mean Jeans jam, and it’s oozing with all the pop punk slime you can handle. “I Don’t Give a Shit Anymore,” is streaming wherever you hang out digitally. This track serves as a sneak peek of their upcoming album, BLASTED, which hits the streets on February 9th! Plus, you can pre-order it now, and grab a color variant or this sweet MJ headband. 2024 is shaping up to be an epic year with a new album, an Aussie tour on the books, and more dates in the pipeline. The Mean Jeans party bus is going full throttle! Check out what Billy Jeans had to say below:

Getting back on tour post-pandemic and doing 9 weeks with The Chats in the US and Australia reignited our appetite for shredding. We got home, wrote a new album, and recorded it by ourselves in Portland over 5 days. Blasted’s got more fast + wild loser anthems, a couple tearjerkers, more Houndy singing, and I finally figured out how to do a guitar solo. We’re kicking the year off with another Australian tour, this time a punk cavalcade of 6 bands.

(review) Crustalno Jasno – ‘Hračak nade’

Vrijeme za nešto domaće, odnosno iz Mostara. Crustalno Jasno su objavili novi uradak na kojem se nalaze 8 pjesama. Ovaj dvojac kojeg sačinjavaju Džontra – bubanj & stas (okolica), te DeBelly – bass & glas (dokolica) sviraju bučan hardcore punk sa crust i d beat uletima u pjesmama koje su jako kratke i variraju od mid tempo punka prema d beat krljačini kao u pjesmama ‘Krpelj’ ili ‘Platna lista’. Tekstovi su na hrvatskom jeziku i vokal ih više izvikuje onako nekako granično prema vrištavom vokalu, ali sve se razumije što pjeva. Album je jako kratak, nema pjesme duže od minutu i pol, što je sasvim dovoljno za ovakvu vrstu glazbe. Ako volite ovakve bendove, ovo je pravi bend za vas. Čekiraj i poslušaj!

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ARMORED DAWN Rounds Out ‘Brand New Way’ with Raw and Riveting, Anthemic New Single and Music Video, “Enough”! ‘Brand New Way’ Out NOW!

Brazilian metal powerhouse ARMORED DAWN is back with a vengeance, releasing their latest single and accompanying music video, “Enough.” The band’s relentless commitment to delivering powerful and impactful metal experiences is evident in this final single off of their newly released album, Brand New Way.

“Enough” is a sonic declaration of resilience and strength, a metal anthem that resonates with the band’s signature sound while exploring new dimensions. With thunderous riffs, blistering solos, and commanding vocals, ARMORED DAWN takes listeners on a journey through the highs and lows of the human experience. which is only amplified through the official music video, filmed and directed by Leo Liberti of Libertà Films (ANGRAMEGADETH).

The music video for “Enough” is a visual feast, complementing the intensity of the track with striking imagery and a narrative that adds depth to the song’s themes. Directed by Leo Liberti of Libertà Films (ANGRAMEGADETH), the video captures the essence of ARMORED DAWN’s raw and emotive performance, creating a visual experience that enhances the impact of the music.

With an unwavering commitment to delivering epic and anthemic metal, ARMORED DAWN has crafted an album in Brand New Way that seamlessly blends their trademark sound with innovative elements, taking listeners on a sonic journey through intricate melodies, thunderous rhythms, and thought-provoking lyrics. Recorded at Dharma Studios, in São Paulo, Brand New Way was produced by renowned musicians and producers Rodrigo Oliveira and Heros Trench–the latter being the band’s bassist and veteran producer with more than 200 bands and a Latin Grammy on his resume. Mixing was handled by Chris Lord Alge (MUSEGREEN DAYNICKLEBACK)–with mastering by Ted Jensen (BRING ME THE HORIZONEVANESCENCEMETALLICA).

Five of the 10 tracks were previously released, with the acoustic ballad “Stronger Together” unveiled during the pandemic, with subsequent singles “S.O.S.”, “Tides”, “Brand New Way”, and “No Regrets” preparing the ground for the new album, all of which were met with both fan and critical acclamation. Innovating expansively, the band creates songs with different themes from each other, but always addressing feelings that are inescapable experiences of human life, spanning depression, melancholy, optimism, friendship, anger, and more.

Brand New Way showcases the band’s evolution and maturity, featuring a diverse range of tracks that explore new territories while staying true to their metal roots. From the soaring vocals to the face-melting guitar solos and precision drumming, Brand New Way is a testament to ARMORED DAWN’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of their craft.

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ARMORED DAWN’s current lineup includes Eduardo Parras (vocals), Tiago de Moura and Timo Kaarkoski (guitars), Heros Trench (bass), Rafael Agostino (keyboards) and Chris Oliveira (drums).

ARMORED DAWN emerged in 2014 and quickly became dominant in the Brazilian metal scene. After all, there were tours and shows alongside great bands like SAXON, MEGADETH, SCORPIONSWHITESNAKEEUROPEHAMMERFALLRHAPSODYFATES WARNINDSABATON and TARJA.

The first two albums, Power of Warrior (2016) and Barbarians in Black (2018), were produced by big names Tommy Hansen (HELLOWEENJORN), Bruno Agra (WE ARE HARLOT) and Kato Khandwala (THE PRETTY RECKLESSPAPA RPACH). The third album, Viking Zombie, was produced, mixed and mastered by Rodrigo Oliveira and Heros Trench.

Presenting a sophisticated and versatile metal, the group collects great works in videos, such as “Sail Away”, which had a cinematic overproduction, as well as “Beware of the Dragon”, exhibited in all cinemas in Brazil during the trailers for the film Aquaman in 2018. In turn, “Ragnarok” and “Animal Uncaged” (recorded at the Rockfest Festival, at Allianz Parque, São Paulo, when they played to around 37 thousand people) have millions of views on YouTube.

Over October 2023, the band performed five times in Argentina, and also played at the Mexican festival Hell & Heaven in the beginning of November.

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