Weekend Wildcard - Revolution by The Beatles

Don't you know it's going to be alright

This Weekend's Wildcard is Revolution by The Beatles. This is off of their iconic 1968 White Album.

Scott's Metal Track of The Day - Stranger In A Strange Land by Iron Maiden

Today's Metal Track is Stranger In A Strange Land by Iron Maiden. This is off of their 1986 Somewhere In Time.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Gifts for the Earth by Deafheaven

Leave it to Deafheaven to play an hour long set consisting of 4 songs lol. I've already posted the 4 songs they played at the show so I'll have to pick another one. Gifts for the Earth is the closing track off of their 2015 album New Bermuda.

Scott's Metal Track of The Day - Let Me Feel The Pain by Akheth

Today's Metal Track comes from a new band I just discovered on YouTube. AKHETH is an international progressive metal band consisting of members from Canada, USA, Mexico, and The Netherlands. From what I can tell, they have only released two songs and it is unclear if they are releasing an album. Let Me Feel The Pain debuted just a few weeks ago.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Flying Whales by Gojira

In honor of Gojira's show tonight at The Ritz, today's Metal Track is Flying Whales off of the French metal band's 2005 album From Mars to Sirius.

Waters of chaos
Have invaded all space
The flood on earth again
I have to find the whales
That once did guide us
To dry lands of life
I won't despair
I'll break this dark all around.

UN-DER!!
The heavy sea
I'll search...
the flight...
of WHAAAAALES!!!.

Scott's Instrumental Metal Track of the Day - Shining Through by God Is an Astronaut

Today's Instrumental Metal Track is Shining Through by the Irish band God Is an Astronaut. This is off of their 2010 album Age of the Fifth Sun.

Easy Like Sunday Morning Track - A Fair Judgement by Opeth

Nothing's left...

...here

Today's Easy Like Sunday Morning Track is A Fair Judgement by Opeth. This is off of their 2002 album Deliverance. The song has it's heavy/dark moments but overall it's pretty easy going with a couple of great solos.

Weekend Wildcard - Who Can It Be Now by Men At Work

Who Can it Be Now?

This Weekend's Wildcard is brought to you by the band down under. This was the first single ever released by Men At Work and was later released on their debut 1981 album Business as Usual.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Dreamer Deceiver and Deceiver by Judas Priest

Today's Metal Track is a twofer. Dreamer Deceiver and Deceiver and back to back songs on Judas Priest's 1976 album Sad Wings of Destiny. Dreamer Deceiver is a soft ballad leading into the heavier Deceiver.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day (Guest Host Eric Hoppe) - No Guts No Glory by Bolt Thrower

Scott Brame told me I could guest post a metal song for today. My go-to war metal band is Bolt Thrower. This song is No Guts, No Glory off their 6th Album, Mercenary, released in 1998. I hope you enjoy.

The last advance
One final chance
It now shall be, no guts, no glory!

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Singularity by Devin Townsend

Today's Metal Track is a doozy by Mr. Devin Townsend. Clocking in at 23:33, Singularity is the closing track off of his latest album, Empath. It's one heck of a ride.

The song is broken into six sections:
I. Adrift
II. I Am I
III. There Be Monsters
IV. Curious Gods
V. Silicon Scientists
VI. Here Comes The Sun

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - The Dark by Thrice

Today's Metal Track is The Dark by Thrice. This is off of their latest album Palms which came out last year. Pretty laid back track.

Scott's Instrumental Metal Track of the Day - Someone Else's Hat by David Maxim Micic

Today's Instrumental Metal Track is Someone Else's Hat by David Maxim Micic. This is off of his 2017 album Who Bit the Moon.

Easy Like Sunday Morning Track - The Eye by Brandi Carlile

You can dance in a hurricane...
But only if you're standing in the eye

Today's Easy Like Sunday Morning Track is The Eye by Brandi Carlile. This is off of her 2015 album The Firewatcher's Daughter.

Weekend Wildcard - Just What I Needed by The Cars

This Weekend's Wildcard is Just What I Needed by The Cars. This is off of their 1978 self-titled debut album. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of last year. Surprised it took this long.