Starting today fans can preorder the debut album, Between Here & Lost, from Love and Death, the new band led by Brian “Head” Welch, formerly of Korn. The record, which hits stores on January 22, is available for preorder at iTunes or in a CD/shirt combo package at MerchDirect.com.
In conjunction with the preorder, Love and Death are premiering a new song, “I W8 4 U,” featuring Mattie Montgomery of For Today. Check out the track below, and let us know what you think in the comments.
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Love and Death–the new band featuring Brian “Head” Welch, formerly of Korn–will release their new album, Between Here & Lost, November 19th on Tooth & Nail. In anticipation, the group has unveiled the lyric video for new song, “The Abandoning.” Check it out below, and let us know what you think in the comments.
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Orange County rock outfit Project 86 will release their highly anticipated new album, Wait for the Siren, on August 21. Financed by a grassroots Kickstarter campaign that raised 10s of thousands of dollars, the record features guest appearances by Bruce Fitzhugh (Living Sacrifice), Rocky Gray (Evanescence), Brian “Head” Welch (Korn, Love and Death), Andrew Welch (Disciple), and Blake Martin (Plea for Purging). In anticipation, the band is debuting new song, “SOTS,” right here right now. You can keep up to date with Project 86 at: Project86.com, Facebook.com/project86, and Twitter.com/project86band
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Photos by Sebastien Paquet
Welch left the band due to problems with drugs and alcohol, as well as a desire to turn his life over to religion. He currently leads his own group, Love & Death.
“It was so amazing Saturday night playin’ with Korn,” Welch said. “Reconciling with family is always good. So much love on stage and from Korn fans. Many tears shed. God is love.” You can check out fan-filmed footage of the performance below.
]]>Former Korn guitarist Brian “Head” Welch has started a new band called Love and Death. They will be releasing a five-song EP titled Chemicals on April 24, but you don’t have to wait until then to hear it. Check out the EP’s title track below, and read Head’s thoughts on the song below the stream. Let us know what you think of it in the comments.
REVOLVER What’s this song about?
BRIAN “HEAD” WELCH To me, “Chemicals” brings a few different subjects to mind: chemical warfare, battling depression, being trapped in the insanity of drug addiction. I’m sure people will get different things out of it.
Which part of it did you come up with first?
It was a team effort with Jason Rauch, Mark Holman, and my boys in Love and Death. The music came first from me throwing down the basic idea on GarageBand. Then Jason and Mark came up with the title and chorus idea, “Chemicals.”
Was this an easy song to record?
The music for this one was pretty easy. It came together rather quickly. The vocals were kind of a struggle for me, but I got through it.
What sort of feedback have you gotten on this song so far?
It’s been really good and positive. I’ve yet to hear anything negative. We’re pretty stoked on the reaction. the Song is solid and the video makes it even better. It’ll be coming out soon.
Last month, vocalist-guitarist Brian “Head” Welch, formerly of Korn, premiered his new single, “Paralyzed,” right here on RevolverMag.com. Now he’s unleashing the music video for the same song. Check out the clip below.
About the track, Head says, “‘Paralyzed’ was one of the first songs co-written with Producer Jason Rauch. He came to me with the idea and we both dove into it until it was all there. Jason is really helping me get back to crushing riffs. My first solo CD was an experimental album so the riffs were definitely lacking. Today’s a new day and I’m excited about the future. ‘Paralyzed’ is only a taste of what’s to come.”
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It’s Tuesday–the day that albums come out–and there are some big ones, including the latest from blessthefall and the first new Misfits record in nearly a decade. Check out the list of releases below and let us know which ones you have already or are planning to get.
Absu – Abzu (Candlelight)
Blessthefall – Awakening (Fearless)
The Browning – Burn This World (Earache)
Danava – Hemisphere Of Shadows (Kemado)
Head – Paralyzed (digital single) (N/A)
La Dispute – Wildlife (No Sleep)
Misfits -The Devil’s Rain (Misfits)
Nachblut – Antik (Napalm)
Styx – Regeneration (Eagle Rock)
Thulcandra – Under A Frozen Sun (Napalm)
Various Artists – Batman: Arkham City – The Album (Watertower Music)
Wayne Static – Pighammer (Dirthouse)
Vocalist-guitarist Brian “Head” Welch, formerly of Korn, will release a new single, “Paralyzed,” digitally on October 4. Below, you can hear the track and see his tour dates.
About the song, Head says, “‘Paralyzed’ was one of the first songs co-written with Producer Jason Rauch. He came to me with the idea and we both dove into it until it was all there. Jason is really helping me get back to crushing riffs. My first solo CD was an experimental album so the riffs were definitely lacking. Today’s a new day and I’m excited about the future. ‘Paralyzed’ is only a taste of what’s to come.”
Brian “Head” Welch Tour Dates
Oct 01 – Rock on the River – Ashland, KY
Oct 02 – Christ Temple Church – Huntington, WV
Oct 07 – Lucky Mule Saloon – Abilene, TX
Oct 09 – Beaumont Club – Kansas City, MO
Oct 11 – Mojoes – Joliet, IL
Oct 12 – The Intersection – Grand Rapids, MI
Oct 14 – THE ATTIC – Dayton, OH
Oct 15 – Emerald Theater – Mt Clemens, MI
Oct 17 – Gramercy Theater – New York, NY
Oct 18 – Toad’s Place – New Haven, CT
Oct 21 – ELEANOR RIGBY’S – Jermyn, PA
Oct 22 – The Chameleon Club – Lancaster, PA
Oct 23 – Big Sandy Supercenter Grand Ballroom – Huntington, WV
Oct 24 – Norva Theatre – Norfolk, VA
Oct 26 – The Masquerade – Atlanta, GA
Nov 03 – Speaking at the Church on the Eastern Shore – Fairhope, AL
Nov 11 – Private speaking event at Boonville High School – Boonville, IN
Nov 12 – Boonville High School – Boonville, IN
Nov 19 – Speaking at the Fairview Arts and Education Building – Fairview, OK
Dec 03 – Speaking at Cornwall Church – Bellingham, WA
Dec 03 – Speaking at Cornwall Church – Bellingham, WA
Dec 04 – Speaking at Cornwall Church – Bellingham, WA
Dec 04 – Speaking at Cornwall Church – Bellingham, WA
Jan 07 – Speaking engagement at the Crossing Church – Elk River, MN