I told you I’d try and I succeeded! This next music video post is on time! It’s the last one before Christmas hits us so I’ll try and squeeze in one or two festive tracks! Here we go.
The first video comes from Moose Blood which is the first single from their upcoming record, ‘I Don’t Think I Can Do This Anymore’. It’s full of vibrant blue and red smoke as well as their performance.
Now, heavy heroes Machine Head have dropped a video for their new single ‘Catharsis’, the title track of the upcoming studio release which focuses on Butoh. It’s a Japanese form of expressive dance which was born out of the nuclear bombings.
Remember Luke Holland? The drummer who used to be in The Word Alive? Well, he’s back! This is his new band Heavy Eyes and their debut music video for ‘Bad’.
Now, our attention shifts to Liverpudlian Singer/Songwriter Bronnie with her new single’Danced With The Devil’ for which she’s partnered up with the Philadelphia based mental health organization, Buddy Project. All profits from the single will be collected and given to the charity and the track is also rumored to feature on her upcoming EP, ‘Get A Grip’.
Now, let’s go heavy again. End put a fantastic EP ‘From The Unforgiving Arms Of God’ earlier in 2017 and now there’s a new track and video out from this band. Check out Necessary Death below.
Waterpark’s new record Entertainment is readying up for release next month as one the first great records of the year. Their new track, ‘Lucky People’ is the second track off this release after ‘Blonde’ dropped a few months ago.
Ahead of their upcoming UK tour, the Alaskan metalcore band 36 Crazyfists have dropped a video for their track, ‘Wars To Walk Away From’, which is off their latest record, ‘Lanterns’.
Now the next video comes from a fictional group known as The Relentless, from the film American Satan. It’s officially released next month but be sure to check out ‘Cadence Of My Heart’ below.
Now Issues have had an amazing year but they have one final surprise for their fans! This comes from their latest release, Headspace and it is the fantastic track, Hero.
And lastly, this group hails from Thornaby in the UK. For this, they “George Lucas’ed” it “and just updated our old video with a fee bits of special effects and new clips and a new none demo version of the song”. Also, “Han shot first.”
It’s off their new album, “The Big Try” and is available via Spotify and their Bandcamp page.
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