Dark metal band The Vice has released its new five-track EP, A Great Unrest, via Noble Demon. To celebrate the release, the band has served a video for the "From The Barricades" track.
The Vice about the song: "Sometimes rock 'n' roll shouldn't be more complicated than one middle finger and zero f*cks to give. And that's what 'From The Barricades' is all about.It's punk song cast in our blackened mold of ferocious rock and die-hard metal, accelerating all the way until the very end. Nothing more, nothing less, but one hell of a ride..."
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THE VICE - Releases A Great Unrest And Serves Video For "From The Barricades"
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