axlslash Posted March 27, 2014 Share Posted March 27, 2014 I really like F+TM, and this looks like a pretty neat record. Don't know any of the bands, but the tracks they put out so far as previews are neat as shit. Can't wait to hear the rest!An album made up of metal covers of Florence + the Machine songs is set for release, NME reports."Florence + the Sphinx" is set for release on May 13 via Sumerian Records and features tracks from Periphery, Stick to Your Guns and Ben Bruce of Asking Alexandria, reports AltPress. Scroll down for a full tracklisting and to listen to Periphery's "Only if for a Night," Stick to Your Guns' "Dog Days Are Over" and Come the Dawn's "What the Water Gave Me."Speaking about the record, Sumerian's co-founder Ash Avildsen commented: "To me, 'Ceremonials' by Florence + the Machine is one of the most timeless records to come out in years. The distinctive vocals and melodies, the orchestration and instrumentation, the production, the mood and the lyrics have made me enamored with the album. It is also one of the heaviest records in years to me ... not in the sense of metal and aggressive vocals/guitars/drums, but in how the songs make you feel." The "Florence + the Sphinx" tracklisting is:01. "Only if for a Night" by Periphery02. "Dog Days Are Over" by Stick to Your Guns03. "Shake It Out" by Ben Bruce of Asking Alexandria04. "Spectrum" by Darkest Hour05. "No Light, No Light" by Miss Fortune06. "Leave My Body" by Fever Dreamer07. "Seven Devils" by Born of Osiris08. "What the Water Gave Me" by Come the Dawn09. 'Lover to Lover' by Upon a Burning Body10. "Heartlines" by Mike Semesky of Intervals11. "Remain Nameless" by Dead Letter Circus12. "All This and Heaven Too" by City in the Sea Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Amir Posted March 27, 2014 Share Posted March 27, 2014 Love Florence + the Machine, they did a great cover of their own: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sweetness Posted March 27, 2014 Share Posted March 27, 2014 What The Water Gave me is a good song, that's all I could really get into though."Metal tributes" are never a good thing... and this certainly doesn't look like an exception. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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