Alice In Chains has released a lyric video for the title track of their forthcoming album, Hollow. The video was created using photos submitted by fans. The song's official video will be released on
Alice in Chains have unleashed the first taste of their upcoming album in the form of the new single 'Hollow.' The track can be heard in the lyric video below.
Smile Empty Soul and Hurt have covered the Alice In Chains classic, "No Excuses." The two bands had been on a fall tour of North America when they found time last month to slip into 37 Studios in Rochester, Michigan to record the popular Chains song. The video features photos from the tour. "No Excuses" was originally released
There's just a few more days to wait until Alice in Chains issue their new single 'Hollow' in full, but for now, fans can get their first taste of the track by checking out a song snippet that's been posted on Amazon.
Alice in Chains recently broke the good news that their new album is finally complete. The process took a little longer than expected with Jerry Cantrell needing a break for shoulder surgery in the midst of writing and recording the music, but things are now back on track for the rockers and they've got a little Holiday surprise in store for fans.
Alice In Chains have finished a new album to be released in 2013. It is the second record with singer William DuVall and follows 2009's Black Gives Way To Blue. Guitarist Jerry Cantrell confirmed the album's completion in an interview with Guitar World.
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Rock bands covering songs by other acts is not really out of the ordinary, but something that doesn't happen everyday is a pair of rock bands teaming up on a cover. That was the case recently for hard rocking outfits Hurt and Smile Empty Soul, who found themselves spending a November day in Michigan covering the Alice in Chains classic 'No Excuses.'
According to Metal Insider, former Alice In Chains bassist Michael Starr was arrested in Salt Lake City, Utah for alleged drug possession. Starr was arrested when police officers pulled over his van and found six Opana pills (a semi-synthetic opioid analgesic) and six Alprazolam pills (used to treat anxiety disorders and panic attacks), neither of which he had prescriptions for
Ozzy Osbourne, Muse, Paramore, and Alice In Chains are all nominated for next year's Grammy Awards.
