WOM Features – Sabaton / Killing Gandhi / Black Foxxes

Fevereiro 8, 2018Fevereiro 8, 2018 Fernando Ferreira

SABATON – ‘The Last Stand’ video online

Mark your calendars! Swedish heavy metal heroes SABATON are uniting with German thrash titans and label mates KREATOR for the ultimate North American co-headlining trek kicking off tomorrow! The 24-date tour will make stops in Los Angeles, Montréal, and Philadelphia before concluding at Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia on March 11.

SABATON will be touring in support of their highly-acclaimed eighth album, “The Last Stand”. Check out a brand new live footage video for the album’s title track, ‘The Last Stand’, now here:

The video has garnered over 160,000 views in less than two weeks!

KILLING GANDHI post new song

KILLING GANDHI have posted a lyric video for the new song “Art Of Silence”, which is taken from the upcoming album “Aspirations Of Failure”, that will be released on February 23rd via Massacre Records. Check it out below:

“Aspirations Of Failure” was mixed and mastered by Jacob Hansen, and is are even more powerful than the band’s debut. Get the album here: https://lnk.to/KillingGandhi_AoF

BLACK FOXXES reveal new single/video for ‘Manic In Me’

Black Foxxes have released a new video for single, ‘Manic In Me’. The song is the second to be revealed from forthcoming studio album ‘Reiði’.

Iceland, with this unique and spectacularly scenic land, provided a primary source of inspiration for the writing of forthcoming album ‘Reiði’ (the Norse word for rage); and so, the band (Mark, Tristan and Anthony) felt it vital that the video for ‘Manic In Me’ be shot there.

Mark Holley from Black Foxxes says: This song is purposefully written to have a pop structure, I wanted the song to sway back and forth in a repetitive manor to inject the listener with the hooks. The song is about balancing inner rage and calm; ‘You are the weather’ refers to feeling still and serene amongst another’s company; ‘I am the manic in me’, quickly interjects that, on my own, I can’t control the inner manic. It’s this back and forth that continues throughout the song, quickly transitioning between verses and chorus without any chord changes, keeping the listener guessing which side the coin will land. Calm or manic.”