ALBUM REVIEW: In Flames – Foregone


 

“My momma always said life was like a new In Flames album. You never know what you’re going to get”. Okay, so opening with a paraphrased Forrest Gump quote might seem a little harsh but, considering the Swedish melodeath act’s somewhat less than consistent form since the early 2000s, not entirely without cause. Without a single original left member to their name and being unable to keep a steady line-up since 2008, it’s not entirely surprising to find In Flames has gone from the brink of global domination to struggling to keep themselves near the top of the pile.

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Watch Members of Slaves On Dope, Mastodon, Limp Bizkit, In Flames, 311, Veruca Salt, Filter, and The Used Cover Jane’s Addiction – “Mountain Song”


The Kings of Quarantine, led by members Slaves on Dope previously dropped an awesome cover of Faith No More’s “We Care A lot” with a gang of rock and metal stars. Now they are back and covering Jane’s Addiction’s Alt-Rock classic “Mountain Song!” The clip features Wes Borland (Limp Bizkit), Tanner Wayne (In Flames), P-nut (311), Louise Post (Veruca Salt), Richard Patrick (Filter) and, Bert Mccracken (The Used). One hundred percent of the profits for “Mountain Song” will be donated to ROADIE RELIEF, a fundraising effort to aid qualifying Roadies who have submitted an application for financial help during the Covid-19 crisis. Watch it now!

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In Flames Shares New Lyric Video For “This is Our House”


After releasing two new singles yesterday, In Flames has shared a lyric video for one of the new songs, ‘This is Our House’, which you can watch below. The track comes from the forthcoming new In Flames album I, The Mask, which will be released on March 1st, 2019 through their label Eleven Seven Music.(This Is Our) House’ and ‘I Am Above’ are also streaming now. They also shared a teaser of the new video for ‘I Am Above’ too. The new album will be the first with new drummer American drummer Tanner Wayne, best known for his work with Underminded, Scary Kids Scaring Kids and Chiodos. Wayne is the replacement for Joe Rickard, who played on the band’s 2016 album Battles.Continue reading