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Check out Orgy's new single "Grime of the century". This is the first release since 2004'sPunk Statik Paranoia.
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Back in mid-MarchOrgycancelled the last five dates of their ‘Bad Blood Tour 2012′ tour run in order to head into the studio and work on new music. Now fans can get their first taste of what’s to come with a stream of the band’s new song ‘Grime of the Century.’
The current lineup of Orgy consists of founding member Jay Gordon on vocals with newcomers Carlton Bost on guitar, Ashburn Miller on guitar, Nic Speck on bass and Jamie Miller on drums.
Gordon announced he was reforming the group with a new lineup back in 2011, explaining that the rest of the band was too busy for a reunion.
According toBlabbermouth, original guitarist Amir Derakh responded on Facebook with a statement of his own claiming both he and Ryan Shuck had showed interest in doing a reunion, citing a few conditions, mainly that Lou Gordon (Jay Gordon’s father) would not be involved but at the end of the day felt Gordon didn’t want them to be a part of it.
Now onward and upward, Orgy’s new single ‘Grime Of The Century’ is available for streaming onBanana1015.com. It’s is up against Projected’s ‘Watch it Burn’ so check them both out and cast your vote.
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Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen was hospitalized after collapsing onstage during a concert at Bataclan in Paris on Saturday night,Loudwirereports.
According to a statement on the band'sFacebook page, Jourgensen was diagnosed with "full-system collapse due to extreme dehydration and heat exhaustion intensified by the lack of ventilation on stage at the venue." The statement goes on to note that doctors had conducted blood tests and concluded that Jourgensen's blood alcohol levels were "well below normal" and that there were no narcotics in his system.
The band was due to perform today at the L'Etaples France Rock en Stock Festival. That appearance has now been canceled, but the band says that Jourgensen intends to complete the remaining shows on the European leg of the DeFiBriLlaTouR.
Jourgensen, whose earlier struggles with heroin addiction have beenwell-documented,toldRolling Stoneback in March that he had once considered retiring from Ministry because of health problems. "For the last four tours, I've been puking up blood," he said. "When I'm at home, I don't drink or anything like that. But when you're on tour, everything's crazy. I never said anything about it because I just thought that was part of getting old and going on a rock tour – you puke up blood!"
Jourgensen apologized through the Facebook statement for the cancellation of the Paris show. "I will make it up to you, somehow," he said. "I love Paris, I love the Parisian people. I’m so sorry …but, shit happens and the shit hit the fan for me last night."
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Check out Celldweller´s new single "Unshakeable" taken from the new studio album "Wish upon a blackstar". The album will be out on June 12th.
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Did you know that?
When the Maroon 5 entered recording, Adam´s relationship with then girlfriend was falling apart. The songs that pertained to break-ups and the like were inspired by what was happening to them. Thus, the title "Songs About Jane"
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