Better Noise Music, home to bands including Five Finger Death Punch, The HU, Dirty Heads, NOTHING MORE, Bad Wolves, Asking Alexandria and many more, have released their latest edition of The NOISE, their monthly trailer highlighting the label’s newest music. This month, the trailer features.
NOTHING MORE
Active rock heavyweights NOTHING MORE marked the release of their new album CARNAL by landing their second-ever #1 single on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay charts with IF IT DOESN’T HURT. It follows the band’s debut #1 single, 2017’s Go To War, which recently became RIAA Gold-Certified and received two Grammy Award nominations (“Best Rock Song” and “Best Rock Performance”).
The 3x Grammy-nominated band – Jonny Hawkins (vocals), Mark Vollelunga (guitar), Daniel Oliver (bass), and Ben Anderson (drums)— also shared a compelling and ferocious music video for the album track STUCK featuring rapper Sinizter.
CORY MARKS
CORY MARKS was thrilled to announce his second full-length album, SORRY FOR NOTHING will be released on October 11. The album offers an unapologetic double-barreled blast of 13 songs, equally divided between MARKS’ breakthrough blend of arena-rock and roots country alongside kindred spirits such as Eric Church, Zach Bryan, Hardy, and Brantley Gilbert.
MARKS released the album’s no-apologies track (Make My) Country Rock, It notably includes features from Sully Erna of multi-platinum hard rock group GODSMACK, legendary guitarist Mick Mars (Mötley Crüe), and multi-platinum selling and award-winning country artist Travis Tritt. (Make My) Country Rock–produced by Andrew Baylis (Jelly Roll, Brantley Gilbert) – rallies together fans of both country and rock alike with the opening line “I’ve been known to piss some people off / From the Sunset Strip to small town honky tonks / I’ve been behind both kinds of bars”, while its chorus proudly proclaims: “Ain’t ever gonna stop/ I’m gonna make my country rock.”
THE FUNERAL PORTRAIT
Theatrical emo rock group THE FUNERAL PORTRAIT delivers massive riffs and a driving chorus while evoking a sense of fear on their new track Suffocate City featuring guest vocals from Spencer Charnas of horror-themed active rock outfit Ice Nine Kills. Suffocate City is the second sample of new music from THE FUNERAL PORTRAIT’s upcoming new album due via Better Noise Music later this year. It follows the band’s latest track You’re So Ugly When You Cry – an upbeat anthemic pop-punk song which features Bert McCracken of 2x RIAA Platinum-certified iconic group The Used.
“‘Suffocate City’ speaks to our listeners’ sense of fear,” says vocalist LEE JENNINGS. “The fear of being stuck in a dead-end job, a dead-end relationship, or a dead-end financial situation. The fear of ‘never getting out’ is a ubiquitous experience that anyone can connect and relate to.”
SPENCER CHARNAS comments, “Thrilled to team up with our good friends The Funeral Portrait on their track “Suffocate City”. We had a killer time working with them on the song and the accompanying music video. Check it out now.”
CROSSBONE SKULLY
CROSSBONE SKULLY unleashed a new track from their eagerly anticipated debut album, Evil World Machine, with their anthemic and compelling track Everyone’s On Dope.
The video sees CROSSBONE SKULLY, TOMMY HENRIKSEN (guitarist and musical director for Alice Cooper’s band and member of Hollywood Vampires) alongside the band’s live line-up: guitarists Sam “Bam” Koltun (Dorothy, Faster Pussycat, Budderside) and Anna Cara, drummer Alex “Thumper” Boch, and bassist Chris Wyse (Hollywood Vampires, Ace Frehley) who also contributed to the studio recording.
Everyone’s On Dope is the sixth new track and video from the rising rock outfit following consecutive releases Money, Sex, or God, I Am The Wolf, The Boom Went The Boom (feat. Phil Collen), I’m Unbreakable, and Evil World Machine. To date, CROSSBONE SKULLY has garnered over 1 million streams. All tracks were executive produced by the legendary Mutt Lange (AC/DC, Def Leppard, Bryan Adams).
