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Ivan Moody of Five Finger Death Punch features on new version of The Funeral Portrait’s “Holy Water”

Sunday, March 2 by Leeza

The Funeral Portrait is releasing a deluxe version of their album "Greetings From Suffocate City", and it looks like a very famous face is going to be apart of it! Five Finger Death Punch frontman Ivan Moody will now feature on a revised version of... Read More.

August Burns Red has released a re-recorded version of “Your Little Suburbia is in Ruins”

Friday, January 3 by Leeza

August Burns Red has released the first re-recorded track off of their 20th anniversary "Thrill Seeker" album. The metalcore band officially released the new version of "Your Little Suburbia is in Ruins"re-recorded from their 2005 album with their current lineup. The song will be the... Read More.

Gracie Abrams Reveals the Secret Version of Her Hit Song Fans Will Never Hear

Thursday, November 14 by Lyle F

NEW YORK (AP) — Gracie Abrams has a hidden alternate version of her recent single, "That's So True," but fans are unlikely to ever hear it. In a conversation with her co-writer and friend Audrey Hobert during Spotify's "You're Invited, I'm Sorry: An Evening with... Read More.

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Ivan Moody of Five Finger Death Punch features on new version of The Funeral Portrait’s “Holy Water”

August Burns Red has released a re-recorded version of “Your Little Suburbia is in Ruins”

Gracie Abrams Reveals the Secret Version of Her Hit Song Fans Will Never Hear

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