CLOSE ENEMIES drop latest single titled “More Than I Could Ever Need”
An upcoming documentary capturing the final chapter of Ozzy Osbourne’s life will soon premiere on BBC, offering fans a glimpse into the rock icon’s world. Filmed over a three-year period, this documentary promises an intimate look at Osbourne’s life, offering a unique perspective on the legendary musician.
In other news, Steven Wilson revealed that his remixes of Guns N’ Roses songs are currently collecting dust on a hard drive. Wilson explained that the band was not enthusiastic about his idea of presenting their music in spatial audio, which led to the remixes remaining unheard.
Reflecting on his time with Ozzy Osbourne, Geezer Butler shared heartfelt memories of the rock star, painting a picture of a man with a heart of gold hidden beneath his wild exterior. Despite public perceptions of Osbourne as a feral and unpredictable figure, Butler remembers him as a kind-hearted individual.
Joe Bonamassa recalled his experience playing on an Ozzy Osbourne record, highlighting the unconventional standards that shaped his view of guitarists. Bonamassa’s unique perspective sheds light on the artistic collaboration between musicians.
Additionally, John Bush discussed an upcoming tour honoring his time with Anthrax, emphasizing the celebration of the band’s work during his tenure. Bush highlighted the significance of the four records he made with Anthrax and expressed his belief in their enduring greatness.
Transitioning to new music releases, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus unveiled a new video for their track “X’s For Eyes,” offering fans a visual accompaniment to the song. Close Enemies also shared a new single titled “More Than I Could Ever Need,” showcasing their evolving sound and style.
In a similar vein, Omnium Gatherum released a new video for their song “My Pain” from the upcoming album “May The Bridges We Burn Light The Way,” giving listeners a taste of the band’s upcoming musical direction. Meanwhile, Dirkschneider & The Old Gang dropped a new single titled “Dead Man’s Hand,” adding to their discography of hard-hitting tracks.
Rounding out the music news, Bad Omens treated fans to a visually striking video for their song “Specter,” showcasing a cinematic approach to their music. These releases offer a diverse range of sounds and styles for music enthusiasts to explore and enjoy.
As the music world continues to evolve, these updates provide a glimpse into the creative endeavors and personal reflections of artists across different genres. From intimate documentaries to new releases and personal anecdotes, the music industry remains vibrant and dynamic, offering a wealth of experiences for fans to engage with and enjoy.