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Architects ft. House of Protection - "Brain Dead"
(2025)

The Brighton, East Sussex, metalcore band and the Inglewood, California, metalcore band have teamed up to release a new single

 

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Ghost - "Satanized" (2025)

The new single from the Swedish heavy metallers, taken from their upcoming 6th studio album Skeletá, released 25th April.


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Ghost's tongue-in-cheek introduction to their new video.

Their new single and video are the first in which lead singer Tobias Forge plays his fifth demonic anti-Pope. He is now Papa V Perpetua.

Here is Tobias introducing the video to the new single...

 

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Bad Manners - "Special Brew" (1980)

Special Brew is a strong Danish beer - 7.5% - first brewed in 1950 to celebrate Churchill's visit to Copenhagen. Its cognac notes are a reference to Churchill's favourite drink.

In this song, the London ska band, fronted by Buster Bloodvessel, pays homage to the beer...

 
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Simple Minds - "Don't You (Forget About Me") (1985)

Formed in 1977 and named after a David Bowie lyric from his 1972 song "The Jean Genie", the Glasgow band reached No1 in the USA, Canada and the Netherlands and the Top 10 in many other countries - including their native Britain - with this...

 

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Wet Wet Wet - "Julia Says" (1995)

Hailing from Clydebank, near Glasgow, the soft rockers had a No3 UK hit with this.

The band took its name from the fact that in the Eighties there were several double-barrelled band names - such as Duran Duran and Talk Talk. They wanted to go one extra and have a triple-barelled name. As it's often raining in Scotland they therefore called themselves Wet Wet Wet...