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AVENGED SEVENFOLD: New Album Title Revealed
MarcTheFallen
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According to HardDrive Radio, Southern California's AVENGED SEVENFOLD has set "Nightmare" as the title of its fifth album, due this summer on Warner Bros. Records. The CD was produced by Mike Elizondo (DR. DRE, EMINEM) and is currently being mixed in New York City by noted engineer Andy Wallace (SLAYER, SEPULTURA, NIRVANA, DISTURBED). The album's title track will serve as the first single and will be released to radio on Monday, May 17. The song will also be available from all digital service providers the following day.
"Nightmare" (the album) is reportedly dedicated to the memory of AVENGED SEVENFOLD's late drummer, Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan, and although it's not exactly a concept effort, its lyrical themes do revolve around The Rev. According to HardDrive Radio, "the eeriest thing about it is there is a song on the album called 'Fiction' (a nickname The Rev gave himself) which started out with the title 'Death'. The song was the last track The Rev wrote for the album and was completed three days prior to his untimely death.
A 30-second audio sample of AVENGED SEVENFOLD's brand new single, "Nightmare", is available for streaming below.
Nightmare (Preview)byavengedsevenfold
"Nightmare" (the album) is reportedly dedicated to the memory of AVENGED SEVENFOLD's late drummer, Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan, and although it's not exactly a concept effort, its lyrical themes do revolve around The Rev. According to HardDrive Radio, "the eeriest thing about it is there is a song on the album called 'Fiction' (a nickname The Rev gave himself) which started out with the title 'Death'. The song was the last track The Rev wrote for the album and was completed three days prior to his untimely death.
A 30-second audio sample of AVENGED SEVENFOLD's brand new single, "Nightmare", is available for streaming below.
Nightmare (Preview)byavengedsevenfold
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We sing lightly and say the F word hard.
I still like A7X live though..
I still don't understand how it got popular. Probably faggot Zumiez.
Everyone listened to rap until one time in eigth grade a bunch of popular kids went to a ABRB concert. After that it was all core shit.
I mean it applies to the same people. It has similar lyrical content and whatever and they are a gateway band.
(I know a lot of deathcore is just fuck god rape rape rape rape but yeah...usually the popular shit is the christian bands)