Lemuria
What started as a casual meeting in the stairway above a beloved diner in Buffalo, NY has turned into countless miles and 15 years of touring, changing the sound of the band Lemuria. The group’s latest record, Recreational Hate, runs in all directions, blending the speed of their past sounds with their current. One thing is certain, the songs have a great vibe and groove. Recorded with four-time Grammy-winning engineer and producer, Chris Shaw, the latest record is a must listen. Check out the video for their single “Kicking In” above.
Lemuria play Ernie Ball Regular Slinky, Power Slinky, and Bass Power Slinky
Listen to top songs by Lemuria below and add them to your playlist today.
Tancred
Tancred, aka singer-songwriter Jess Abbott, uses shimmering guitar, uplifting melodies, and tambourines to support her somber lyrics. Jess finds a strong balance to her sounds of alienation, presenting the songs in a dynamic purposeful manner. In 2018, Tancred released Nightstands, recorded by Lewis Pesacov (Best Coast, Generationals). Listen and watch the video for the single “Queen of New York ” above.
Tancred plays Super Slinky and Regular Slinky.
Listen to top tracks by Tancred below and add one to your playlist today.
Tengger Cavalry
Tengger Cavalry, also known as “the army of sky god,” is not only a Billboard charting metal band, but a nomadic symbol aiming to unite people from all over the world. The band expertly blends ripping nomadic folk metal guitars with Mongolian fiddles, Central Asian instruments, throat singing, and heavy hitting drums. Tengger Cavalry sold out Carnegie Hall last year and recently released a new music video for their song “Khan of Heaven (Silk Road Metal).” Take a listen and get ready to bang your head to the most unique, international metal band out there.
Tengger Cavalry uses Ernie Ball Not Even Slinky and Super Slinky Bass 5 strings.
Listen to Tengger Cavalry below and add them to your playlist today.
In The Valley Below
Angela Mattson and Jeffery Jacob make up the electric band, In The Valley Below. The back and forth energy between the alternative synth-pop duo is magnetic, coming off their successful single “Peaches.” The band lives up to the hype and explores new depths with their latest release The Pink Chateau, featuring the genre-pushing track “Desperate Dance,” where the band blends their electronic sound with their indie roots rock vibe. The band is currently on tour in support of The Strokes’ guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. and will be embarking on a film tour later this year. Check out the band’s colorful video above.
In the Valley Below set the mood with Ernie Ball Regular Slinky and Regular Bass Slinky.
Listen to top tracks by In The Valley Below underneath, and add them to your playlist today.
Nothing More
After 2018’s Grammy nomination for best rock performance, best rock song, and best rock album, an accolade not reached by bands of iconic stature like The Foo Fighters and Metallica, the ever-hardworking Nothing More quickly became a band to talk about. After the success of their record, The Stories We Tell Ourselves, Nothing More hit the road hard and are currently on tour with fellow Ernie Ball bands Of Mice and Men and Badflower. Check out the video for “Go To War” and spot bassist Daniel Oliver rocking his Ernie Ball Music Man Bongo 5 string bass.
Nothing More counts on Ernie Ball Custom gauge Medium Light with Wound G 12-54, Custom Medium gauge with Wound G 13-56 Electric Strings, Paradigm 80/20 Medium gauge acoustic strings, and Bass Power Slinky 5 strings.
Listen to top tracks by Nothing More and go to a show near you on their tour here.
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