MIDNIGHT releases new single “Cleveland Metal” attacking Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

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Midnight’s latest musical endeavor, Steel, Rust And Disgust, is set for a May 23 release with a preview of the blistering single “Cleveland Metal” already available for streaming. The music video accompanying the track, produced by My Good Eye Visuals, features Midnight wielding a scythe within the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, adding a dose of metal flair to the atmosphere. Pre-orders for the full album are currently open, showcasing Midnight’s versatility in covering various tracks that embody the raw essence of metal.

The upcoming album is predominantly a collection of cover songs, featuring a range of tracks such as “Iron Beast” (originally by Kratos), “I’m Insane” (Synastryche), “Final Solution” (Rocket From The Tombs), and more. Included in the album is “Agitated,” a rendition of an Electric Eels cover, hinting at the diverse and dynamic nature of Midnight’s interpretation of classic metal tunes. The album’s title, “Steel, Rust And Disgust,” offers a glimpse into Midnight’s vision of the gritty and unapologetically raucous world they inhabit.

Midnight’s mastermind, Athenar, sheds light on the album’s conceptualization. He mentions that the idea behind recording an entire album of cover jams with a specific theme isn’t entirely novel, drawing inspiration from David Bowie’s Pin Ups album. Originally considering the title “Throw Ups” in homage to Bowie’s work, Athenar jokes about the absurdity of multi-syllabic titles while emphasizing the importance of songs from bands that share a common thread with Midnight. He encourages listeners to explore the originals, suggesting that immersing oneself in the music is a transformative experience, turning one into a full-fledged metal enthusiast.

Midnight’s upcoming release promises an electrifying experience for fans, showcasing the band’s passion for metal and paying tribute to their musical influences. With a nostalgic nod to classic metal tracks and a contemporary edge, Midnight’s Steel, Rust And Disgust is poised to captivate listeners and uphold the band’s reputation for delivering hard-hitting and unapologetically raw music.

The music video for “Cleveland Metal” and the track listing provide a glimpse into Midnight’s creative process and their commitment to honoring metal’s roots while infusing their unique style into each cover. As Midnight prepares to unleash Steel, Rust And Disgust upon the world, fans can expect a robust and exhilarating musical journey that pays homage to the genre they hold dear.

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