The Global Sociology Blog

A brand new track! How did I miss this awesome gem??

From his new album, The Origin of Love, the single Celebrate:

Someone is after my heart. Queen has long been one of my favorite bands, and now, someone has visualized and organized their songs by themes: Now, if you are as big a fan as I am, you know that there were indeed four visions as each member of the band had his own specific composition [...]

Fluorescent Adolescent, with a video that perfectly reflects how we all feel towards the end of the semester…

Not a new album here but a great collection of B-sides (import only), and the first awesome track, The Truck Driver and His Mate:

Bring it On!

Runaways, from their latest album, Battle Born:

With a single from their upcoming new album. “Madness” does not sound like a Muse song at all, so, I am reserving judgement until I get to listen to the whole album:

At least  in Scandinavia and Northern Europe (via Urban Demographics and originally from here): No big surprise here. There are no reasons to have heavy metal in African or Asia. It’s just not cultural place for this genre. And yes, Scandinavia and Iceland are well known bastions of heavy metal bands. But Greece and Portugal? [...]

First single – Take a Walk – from the new album, Gossamer:

Oh man, they’re calling it quits. Well, good opportunity to remind ourselves of what made them different in the music scene (and it’s about Facebook too!):

Gosh I love this new Hard Fi album (especially because the previous one was so disappointing), so, here is another single from their Killer Sounds album, Fire in The House:

Their previous album was a dud but this one is better, as in, back to the basics of their earlier work. Also, this video is interesting.

It took a good long while but it was worth the wait. The new Garbage album – Not Your Kind of People –  is finally out and it’s great. And here is the video of the single Blood for Poppies:

Good for Nothing, from their latest album, Killer Sounds: