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Tomorrow’s Outlook pay tribute to Heir Apparent with “Crossing the Border” cover

Submitted by newseditor on Sun, 01/20/2019 - 14:01

In the wake of Heir Apparent’s highly praised comeback last year with “The View from Below”, The Norwegian Metallers Tomorrow’s Outlook have released a video where they pay homeage to the band with a cover of “Crossing the Border” off the “One Small Voice" album.

Watch the video below.

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Ecliptyka covers “Blackbird” of Alter Bridge

Submitted by newseditor on Wed, 07/31/2013 - 22:36

ECLIPTYKA vocalist Helena Martins and guitarist Hélio Valisc recorded an acoustic cover version for ALTER BRIDGE's "Blackbird". The video of the cover can be watched at below.

About the song Hélio Valisc said: "The idea of doing it came from our mutual passion for Alter Bridge's music. Not just me and Helena but all Ecliptyka members have 'AB' as a great musical reference. Mark Tremonti and Myles Kennedy are reinventing the genre, what we can call as contemporary hard rock (laughs), and Blackbird is without a doubt their masterpiece. The video is a personal fulfillment and also a tribute"!

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Belladonna releases cover of Sweet Child O’ Mine

Submitted by newseditor on Wed, 03/20/2013 - 01:50

Italian rock noir band BELLADONNA has just released as free download a very noir version of the Guns N' Roses classic love song "Sweet Child O' Mine"!

The band has also published on their YouTube a video of the track, featuring the luscious singer Luana Caraffa at her very noir-est! You can also watch it below.

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Tommy Heart & Various Artists - Help! For Japan

Submitted by thanos on Wed, 03/14/2012 - 23:55

“Help! For Japan” is an EP released by the German label Avenue of Allies in order to help the victims of the Japanese earthquake by donating all the incomes to the Japanese Red Cross. What a brilliant act for help… and no other song than “Help!” from The Beatles would have been more appropriate.