Duff McKagan’s Loaded have just premiered the video for “Flatline,” the first single from their forthcoming album, Sick. The band features McKagan, the former Guns N’ Roses and current Velvet Revolver bassist on vocals and guitar. This clip features the high flying camera work of Director Thomas Mignone, who is know from videos for world acts such as Slipknot, Cradle of Filth and Fall of Troy. The clip premiered on AOL’s Noisecreep metal blog.
Check out the video for “Flatline” here:
Duff McKagan’s Loaded’s new album Sick, will be available in stores and online, April 7th.
Tour dates:
Apr. 09 - Crocodile - Seattle, Washington
Apr. 18 - Cannery - Nashville, Tennessee
May 02 - Showbox Market - Seattle, Washington
May 16 - Rock On The Range Festival - Columbus, Ohio
May 17 - Susquehanna Bank Center - Camden, New Jersey
Jun. 03 - Virgin Oil - Helsinki, FIN
Jun. 04 - Teatria Club - Oulu, FIN
Jun. 05 - Sauna Open Air Festival - Tempere, FIN
Jun. 06 - Rock AM Ring Festival - Nurburg, GER
Jun. 07 - Rock IM Ring Festival - Nuremburg, GER
Jun. 10 - Caribana Festival - Crans-Pres-Celigny, SWI
Jun. 12 - Download Festival - Donington, UK
Jun. 14 - Zenith - Munich, GER
Jun. 15 - Schleyerhalle - Stuttgart, GER
Jun. 16 - Funkpark AM - Berlin, GER
Jun. 17 - Arena - Prague, CZR
Jun. 20 - Metalway Festival - Zaragoza, SPA
Jun. 21 - Nova Rock Festival - Nicklesdorf, AUT
Jun. 22 - Sportzentrum - Wettingen, GER
Jun. 23 - Palladium - Cologne, GER
Jun. 26 - Idroscalo Festival - Milan, ITA
Jun. 27 - Graspop Festival - Dessel, BEL
Jun. 28 - Melkweg - Amsterdam, NETH
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WatchMojo NewsletterDid not expect to read this today. From Ultimate-Guitar.com:
Iggy Pop’s new album is informed by jazz, French literature and canine life.
“Préliminaires” is released on May 18 and signals a radical departure for the punk Godfather, embracing jazz and blues influences.
Pop said: “At one point I just got sick of listening to idiot thugs with guitars banging out crappy music and I’ve started listening to a lot of New Orleans-era, Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton-type of jazz. And I’ve always loved quieter ballads as well.”
The record was influenced by Pop’s reading of “The Possibility Of An Island” by French novelist Michel Houllebecq.
The singer explained: “(The book) is about death, sex, the end of the human race, and some other pretty funny stuff. I read the book with intense pleasure when it came out, and in my mind, I created music that would have been the music that I would hear in my soul when I read this book.”
Tracks featured include a French-language cover of “La Feuilles Mortes (Autumn Leaves)”, “How Insensitive” and “King Of The Dogs”, which takes The Stooges classic “I Wanna Be Your Dog” to its natural conclusion, being about “how cool it is to be a dog, and how much it beats human life”.
