THESE ARE THEY - Cover song online!

[Novembers Paul]

Hey guys,

Check it out!

To celebrate the American holiday, These Are They have released a cover version of the Soundgarden song, 4th of July. Covering this song is a bit of a departure from the bands death metal style, but there's no denying, it's still HEAVY.

This will be available on the debut full length "Who Linger" coming this October through Unruly Sounds / The End Records.

Expect to hear some original material between now and October as well.

Streaming from the band's MySpace page, here...

http://www.myspace.com/thesearetheychicago

 

[FUBAR]

Ooo thats cool, nice and sludgy. Quality vocals Paul.

 

[beast from the east]

Listening to it now - sounds great!!! Awesome vox, Paul!

 

[Jasonic]

Damn Paul!!!!!
Amazing vocals there dude.

You sure you don't want to reconsider doing some traditional doom vox?

I have never heard this song before, but do like some select Soundgarden.

 

[Novembers Paul]

Thanks Jason,

I've talked with some people recently about possibly doing some sort of recording project with all clean vocals. Not sure I'd be into a traditional Doom thing though...

 

[Srontgorrth]

I'd love to hear you do any sort of project that was just clean vox, no matter what genre.

 

[Jasonic]

I would love to hear Paul tackle some David Glimore

 

[great_kthulu]

I would love to hear Paul tackle some David Glimore

ya, ND should do a pink floyd cover album!!!

 

[kleo706]

I'd like to hear Paul do a sassy, braqssy, ballsy diva type album with some classic showtunes and obswcure 1920's pop songs.

 

[Jasonic]

ya, ND should do a pink floyd cover album!!!

A Momentary Lapse of Reason would be perfect
(IE - no Roger Waters)

 

[griev0r]

Not sure I'd be into a traditional Doom thing though...

Cmon Paul, you know you want to make a music video like this...

 

[BalanceofPower]

Wow I didn't know Wiley could play guitar left handed.

 

[kleo706]

If you observe the solo, Willey can also play guitar by banging a hand in a complete cast against the strings.

 

[KittyKatatonia]

Glad to see this awesome song get recognition. Soundgarden's version is way better of course, but it's cool to see These Are They give it a shot.

 

[Novembers Paul]

Glad to see this awesome song get recognition. Soundgarden's version is way better of course, but it's cool to see These Are They give it a shot.

Gee thanks... I think. :Smug:

 

[NvmbrsDoom5]

Paul it's always good to see that we will never lose our streak of backhanded compliments

 

[Jasonic]

Wow!!

At least Paul won't be doing a solo album with Timbaland
(at least not that we know of!)

 

[KittyKatatonia]

Gee thanks... I think. :Smug:

I wasn't trying to insult your cover, please don't mistake what I said. It would be the same if Soundgarden tried covering a Novembers Doom song. They might do a cool version of it, but it won't be as good as the original. That's all I'm saying.

 

[STEVE NICHOLSON]

How about Van Halen? They took "Dancing in the Streets" and "You Really Got Me" and turned them into their own.

 

[kleo706]

Quiet Riot's "Cum on Feel the Noize" is often hailed as something of an anthem. However, it's a cover of Slade(as are two of their other best songs). Is Mandy Patinkin's cover of "Over the Rainbow" crap because he isn't Judy Garland? Does Coltrane suck because his Favorite Things album doesn't include Julie Andrews? Many people who absolutely adore Nazareth's "This Flight Tonight" need to be told it's a cover. Hell, world renowned musicians/singers across all genres sing standards routinely.