Industrial/Electronic band PRIEST recently released their new album "New Flesh" on December 8th. The album was produced by ex-Ghost members Alpha and Airghoul and contains 10-tracks that carry a retro-eighties sound. The album begins with the addictive keyboard melody of "The Pit" and the more intense beats of "Vaudeville," before slowing down for the darker tone of "History In Black." The goth-like feel of "The Cross" brings up similarities to eighties bands like Depeche Mode and Joy Division. PRIEST finish up their new release with the electronic pop of "Private Eye" and the experimental soundscapes of "Reloader." To find out more about PRIEST and their latest release "New Flesh," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/priestofficial.
Canadian alternative/punk band We Were Sharks are preparing to release their new full length album "Lost Touch" in February 2018. It is the band's first album on Victory Records and it starts off with the addictive, high-energy rocker "Beyond Repair." This six-piece band lock into the mainstream punk groove of "Drop The Act" and "Hotel Beds," before speeding the tempo up with the more reckless, energy-fueled "Ashley." Broadside singer, Ollie Baxter joins the band for pop-punk feel of "Late Bloomer," before We Were Sharks finish up their new album with the sped-up pounding rhythm of "Never Looked Better" and the alternative-rock love story of "Always You." To find out more about We Were Sharks and their latest release "Lost Touch," please visit weweresharks.com.
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