While The Great Misdirect didn’t thrill as much as I had hoped, Between the Buried and Me still has their fair share of classic metal tracks. “Mordecai”, certainly one of their biggest hits, was filmed live recently (in pretty good multi-cam quality too). You can check it out here:
More of the show is said to be making its way online as well.
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While you’re reading the following interview with Shehzaad Jiwani of Toronto rockers Greys, check out one of two new tracks. This one is entitled “Rennie”. You can check out “Simple Living” on their Myspace.
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