Deftones reimagine their classic third album White Pony with A‑List collaborators…
Words: George Garner
The 20
th anniversary celebrations of Deftones’ White Pony earlier this year was a grand reaffirmation of their third album’s status as an irrefutable classic. The passage of time has, it seems, only enhanced its legacy as a record that napalmed the stagnant nu-metal scene at the onset of the new millennium. Hard as it is to fathom, however, it is not the main attraction in this reissue. Enter the new White Pony remix album: Black Stallion.
If you cringed when you read that, it’s entirely understandable. Many bands have delivered creatively bankrupt, almost suspiciously shit remix projects. Trawl through the mire, however, and there are some precedents for excellence in this field, be it Nine Inch Nails’ Further Down The Spiral or A Perfect Circle’s aMotion. And it is in this small yet distinguished fraternity that Deftones now find themselves.
Over 100 New Acts Announced For End Of The Road 2021 Thursday, 10 December 2020
Over 100 acts have been confirmed for next year s End Of The Road.
After this year s event was postponed due to COVID-19, the festival will return to Larmer Tree Gardens in Salisbury, Wiltshire next summer. It s well known for hosting a diverse line up, which features many genres prefaced with alternative alt-rock, alt-country, you get it as well as some of the biggest names in indie and Americana.
Head below for the latest line up developments.
What? A three-day music festival with a diverse line up, including big names from the worlds of alt-rock, alt-country and indie, to name a few.