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THE BONES OF J.R. JONES RELEASES VIDEO FOR "I SEE YOU"

The Bones Of J.R. Jones has released a video of the song called "I See You". Check it HERE .

Freedom Fry Releases "Die Tryin" Video

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Freedom Fry has released a video of the track titled "Die Tryin". Check it HERE .

MAYPINE RELEASES NEW SINGLE "WEATHER"

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Maypine has released a new single called "Weather". Check it HERE .

Hellish Releases New Song "The Scream Comes From Inside"

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Hellish has released a new song called "The Scream Comes From Inside". Check it HERE .

Crejuvent Talk of Debut EP and the Wing-It Philosophy!

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Metal band <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Crejuvent">Crejuvent</a> have a debut EP release titled "Time", with more talks about the EP, as well as everything else in-between. 
 
 
1. Please tell us about the history of your band and its members. 
 
I needed a project through which I could safely navigate my emotional state and explore my reaction to the world introspectively whilst still being able to make fart jokes, and so Crejuvent was born. I released a set of demos in 2015, a debut EP last year called "Time", and am now working on a new single. 
 
2. What’s the origin of the band’s name? 
 
It’s a dumbass word I made up. When I googled it (many moons ago) it actually yielded zero results which was weird because it totally sounds like it could/should be a word. So I immediately claimed and forever secured my place in the history of the internet. 
 
3. Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend? 
 
The project is currently based in Liverpool. In terms of metal, there isn’t too much happening here really. Although we are slowly getting more touring bands popping by, there’s still a lot of work to be done before the local metal scene can be compared to those of other UK cities. For anything other than metal, there’s a lot happening. It’s a bit of an over-saturated market to be honest, but at least it’s an active scene and there is always something going on. 
 
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Like a poor man’s Strapping Young Lad. Or like the world’s worst handjob. Where you don’t even finish. Basically an EXTREME tease. 
 
5. What have you released so far and what can someone expect from your works? 
 
I released a set of demos back in 2015, and an EP last summer called "Time". There’s a lyric video for the title track, a play through video of the track "Code Orange", and a live video of the track "Word Vomit". Right now I’m working on a new single and B-side and an accompanying music video. As far as expectations, I’d recommend your readers to really lower them if they really want to expect anything at all. I don’t aim to disappoint, and at this point I don’t want to be accountable for any impending disappointment! Go in with no expectations and you can’t really be disappointed can you? 
 
6. Do you have any new music in the works? 
 
Yup yup yup, I’m working on a cover of the famous aria from Leoncavallo’s Pagliacciopera called Vesti La Giubba and it’s sounding GREAT! I’m also working on a b-side for it, it’s an 8 minute sonata that’s, in a lot of ways, incorporating a lot of elements that I haven’t previously used in Crejuvent so it should be interesting. 
 
7. How about playing shows and touring, have anything planned out? 
 
So far my process for getting shows booked for Crejuvent has been a bit… random. I play and sing on my own to backing tracks, which so far has actually worked out great and people seem to really respond to it! But obviously most promoters are hesitant to book an extreme metal act that consists of just one guy and a laptop so I don’t get to perform nearly as much as I’d like but I take what I can get. 
 
8. What plans do you have for the future as a band? 
 
Plans are for nerds. I’m a big supporter of the "wing it" philosophy. I try to place myself in positions to attract opportunities and when they present themselves I take them. It’s a simple as that. 
 
9. Where can we listen to your band and where can we buy your stuff? 
 
Literally everywhere. The debut EP "Time" can be found on all the hip new streaming platforms, alternatively you can find it AND the previous set of demos on the band’s Bandcamp page (<a href="http://www.crejuvent.bandcamp.com/">www.crejuvent.bandcamp.com</a>) where you can also buy physical copies of the EP. You can also message the band page on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Crejuvent">Facebook</a> if you’d like to buy some beard trimmings and/or bellybutton fluff. 
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10. What is it you’d like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time? 
 
I’d like for them to remember that the world can be a cruel and unforgiving place, but at the end of the day the universe is laughably indifferent to your problems. So when shit gets hard, just remember "Nobody gives a shit!" and move on with your day! Except for that really embarrassing thing you did in high school. That actually DID matter.

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Metal band Crejuvent have a debut EP release titled "Time", with more talks about the EP, as well as everything else in-betwe...

FishTank Discusses New Track, Music, and Plans Ahead!

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Alternative indie rock band <a href="https://www.fishtankmusic.com/">Fishtank</a>, who have released a track recently titled "Feels So Good", discussing more input on themselves, this track, and plans ahead. 
 
 
1. Where did you get the idea for the band name, you planned it or came out just like that? 
 
We were in the pub one night discussing band names and Tali’s partner suggested one of us is a tank and the other drinks like a fish, so we should call the band Fishtank 
 
2. Why did you want to play this genre? 
 
We’re both fans of electro music and classic prog rock – Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin etc. so it seemed a natural fit to take bits from both and combine to make something new. 
 
3. Did you know each other before the band was formed? 
 
We’d worked and gigged together in a band for a few months before that outfit collapsed. We wanted to carry on working together and thus Fishtank was born. 
 
4. Who or what inspires you to write songs? 
 
All sorts of life situations can be inspiring, be it sounds in nature inspiring a melody or rhythm to the loss of loved ones or the break-up of relationships. Everything is fair game. :) 
 
5. What are your songs about, and does the band write their own material? 
 
We write all the material, with the exception of the lyric to the title track of the album. This was written by the late British poet Laurie Stevens. All the songs are about different things – "Watercolours" for e.g. is about the relationship between the young and the old whereas "Keep Looking" is about the frustrations modern day online dating.... 
 
6. Can you tell me the story behind the track titled "Feels So Good"? 
 
We’d been listening to a load of disco tunes from the late 70's and started playing with some vintage synth arpeggiators to try and recreate the feel. Once we’d got something we were into Tali came up with a lyric in that style – simple but effective. 
 
7. While the band's name is Fish Tank, do any of the band members have any fond memories or experience any sort of fish tank? 
 
Chris had a fish tank when he was a kid, it had some guppies in it and an Angel fish. He was very proud of the Angel fish. 
 
8. If each of the band members were to pick a species of fish to be, which would it be and why? 
 
Chris would be a salmon because he’s always trying to swim upstream. Tali would be a shark, cos you don’t mess with sharks. 
 
9. That track "Feels So Good", comes off your debut album "Why Am I Swimming Around Like This?", which has been out for a while, have anything new in the works? 
 
We’re currently working with British producer George Shilling on four new songs – this may become an EP or just the start of the next album. We’re very pleased with how the new songs are developing at the moment. 
 
10. What other plans does the band have for this year? 
 
We have around 20 songs written for the next album, so we’ll be spending the rest of the year working on those. We may do some gigs later in the year but are open to offers.