Category: Vs. Tuesday

Vs. Tuesday: Two Bands! One Song! Who Wins? FIGHT! Dragula…?

An ice cold beer on a boiling hot day. French fries when you’re drunk. Sometimes resistance is futile. So when the opportunity surfaced to throw together a pair of covers of the Rob Zombie classic “Dragula” that didn’t include the Motionless In White version or any reference to Scum of the Earth, the project of

Vs. Tuesday: Two Bands! One Song! Who Wins? FIGHT! Barbie?!

There is no way that director Greta Gerwig or stars Margo Robbie and Ryan Gosling knew what they were letting themselves in for when they signed up the turn Mattel’s Barbie into a live action fantasy comedy. Now they’ve given the World something with enough nauseating bubblegum pink to cause retinas to burn, they have

Vs Tuesday: Two Bands! One Song! Who Wins? FIGHT! Symphony.

It’s been a while since we faced off a pair of so called “Big Four” classic covers so… How about some Megadeth? Let’s face it, there are classic Metal anthems and then there is “Symphony of Destruction“. Instantly recognisable and a fine example of a song that you could say is the very definition of

Vs Tuesday: Two Bands! One Song! Who Wins? FIGHT! Spit.

Their can’t be many people on Planet Metal who don’t know the true underdog story of David and Goliath. There are a few different variations on the basic tale, but essentially a warrior Giant changes Saul for 40 days to send out a man to fight him. No one would dare, until David, armed only

Vs Tuesday: Two Bands! One Song! Who Wins? FIGHT! Way.

A haunting tale from the seminal album “Nevermind” that was recently brought back to the masses as part of the introduction of Robert Pattinson as The Batman, the Nirvana classic “Something In The Way” is one that many hold dear. So a fine choice for our ever controversial weekly head to head battle that is

Vs Tuesday: Two Bands! One Song! Who Wins?! FIGHT! Domination.

The rights and wrongs on the Pantera tribute slash reunion are going to be something debated long into the night, around many a camp fire with may a bottle of Wild Turkey being sunk in the process. Could the people behind it have found better players to take part? Probably not. Will it taint the

Vs Tuesday: Two Bands! One Song! Who Wins? FIGHT! Rise.

“Mass prediction, unification breathing life into out lungs, Every creed and every kind to give us depth for strength, Taught when we’re young to hate one another, It’s time to have a new reign of power, Make pride universal so no one gives in, Turn our backs on those who oppose, Then when confronted we

Vs Tuesday: Two Bands! One Song! Who Wins?! FIGHT! Lies.

While it wasn’t one of four singles released from the album “Terrible Lie” by Nine Nich Nails remains an undisputed classic song from an undisputed classic album in 1989’s “Pretty Hate Machine“. Themes of angst, betrayal and lovesickness litter first offering from Trent Reznor, an Industrial Rock album both harrowing and catchy at that same

Vs Tuesday: Two Bands! One Song! Who Wins?! FIGHT! Sedated.

“Don’t call it a comeback, We’ve been here for years, Travelled the world and now we back with this, Made a few enemies but more friends than we can count, Got f***ed up in towns that I can’t even pronounce, And we’ve got nothing to prove got nothing to lose, Do what the fuck we