Back in the Nu-Metal era there was plenty of talk of who was able to bring the World’s of Rap and Rock together with the best results. Anthrax and Public Enemy, Limp Bizkit and Method Man, KoRn and Ice Cube all conspired to create tracks together to name but a few but the biggest surprise
Hats off to William Maranci, who has proved his wizardary with this piece of brilliance. He’s created a mash up of “Unsainted” by Slipknot and “Soldier” by Eminem that sounds like a solid remix of the former with Eminem’s vocals on it. But that’s not all. He’s taken Corey Taylor and companies performance at Download
Nearly 21 Years after it’s 1998 release, “Devil Without a Cause” by Kid Rock continues to sell having shifted 11,000,000 units in the US alone. The rap-rock-metal crossover album hit at the time of Nu-Metal approaching its height and saw Kid Rock record with his backing band Twisted Brown Trucker and DJ Uncle Kracker at
Italian Metalcore crew Sharks In Your Mouth have been renowned for their covers having laid down Linkin Park and Eminem cuts in the not to distant past. Now it’s the turn of drummer Enrico Rivetti to record this playthrough and Drum Cover of “Black Flame” by Bury Tomorrow.
Taken from their upcoming new album “The Covenant” (yet another album by that name, following the tend of the last film in the Alien saga!) which currently has no release date, Sharks In Your Mouth have put out a music video for new song “Marked”. The Ancona, Italy natives previously put out the album title
German Guitarist VanValia has released a playthrough style guitar cover of Sharks In Your Mouth‘s version of Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” from the soundtrack to the film “8 Mile”. Famed for her regualr posts of industrial metal tinged bands like Rammstein and Motionless In While, the current STUMPFF and former Last Satanic Divide guitarist has delivered on
Italian Metalcore crew Sharks In Your Mouth (presumably named after the I Killed The Prom Queen song) came to our attention with their powerful debut album “Promises” which features a guest appearance from Betraying The Martyrs frontman Aaron Matts on “Say It To My Face”. They also turned a lot of heads with their version
