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Harakiri for the Sky Defies the Rules of Heavy

Harakiri for the Sky Defies the Rules of Heavy May 11, 2021 Now five albums deep, Harakiri for the Sky was founded by guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Matthias Sollak (at right) and singer J.J. in 2011. Sollak composes the music and J.J. pens the band s lyrics. Austrian black-metal magus Matthias Sollak realizes his panoramic vision for Mӕre via cues from prog, shoegaze, and neo-classical . For all the black-metal bona fides Matthias Sollak has accumulated as a guitarist, his musical range extends into areas you might not expect from a 31-year-old who s been running with headbangers for most of his life. Even during his long stint with Bifröst, the band he co-founded in his native Salzburg, Austria, at the age of 16, he brought elements as far afield as bagpipes, folk instruments, and keyboard samples to a freewheeling and unpredictable sound that helped set the group apart from their self-avowed pagan metal contemporaries.

Greatest Classic Rock Songs

Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin To me Bohemian Rhapsody has not aged gracefully. It’s starting to sound a bit dated and corny. Would never say that about stairway to heaven Definitely Led Zeppelin s best song. There should be more Zeppelin on the list though. Everything is great about it. John Paul Jones s keyboard playing is beautiful. Jimmy Page made the guitar sound amazing, the way he took the slow beginning and turned it into a waling solo and outro. John Bonham s drums make my heart stop. Robert Plant s vocals are probably the best ever. It s the song to end all songs. The best song in existence. Perfect in every way. They couldn t ever possibly make it any better because it is already a perfect song. And that s all I have to say about that.

ON THIS DAY IN MUSIC HISTORY: 3 10 21

By Keefer Mar 10, 2021 1956 - Elvis Presley was proclaimed the new singing rage by RCA Victor Records in a half-page spread in Billboard magazine. 1962 - Bruce Channel started a three week run at No.1 with Hey! Baby . The song features a prominent riff from harmonica player Delbert McClinton, who while touring the UK in 1962 with The Beatles, McClinton met John Lennon and gave him some harmonica tips. Lennon put the lessons to use right away on ‘Love Me Do’. 1964 - Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel recorded the acoustic version of The Sound of Silence. Later, the record company would add electric guitar, bass and drums, without the knowledge of either performer, and release the song as a single. The single reached number one on New Year s Day 1966 and was included in the 1966 album Sounds of Silence. The song was also used by Mike Nichols in the 1967 film, The Graduate, alongside Mrs. Robinson. (Photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images)

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