Author: Logan Rocker

ABBA, the Swedish pop sensation, originated in Stockholm in 1972, bringing together the talents of Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and Anni-Frid Lyngstad. The group’s name is an acronym formed from the first letters of each member’s name. Prior to forming ABBA, each member had established themselves in the Swedish music scene: Fältskog and Lyngstad as solo artists, and Ulvaeus and Andersson as members of successful bands. Their collaboration began with the single “People Need Love” in 1972, marking the inception of their journey as a quartet.

ABBA’s breakthrough came in 1974 when they won the Eurovision Song Contest with “Waterloo,” propelling them to international fame. Over the course of their career, they released nine studio albums: Ring Ring (1973), Waterloo (1974), ABBA (1975), Arrival (1976), ABBA: The Album (1977), Voulez-Vous (1979), Super Trouper (1980), The Visitors (1981), and Voyage (2021). Their discography includes chart-topping singles such as “Dancing Queen,” “Mamma Mia,” “Take a Chance on Me,” and “The Winner Takes It All,” which have become timeless classics.

Throughout their career, ABBA received numerous accolades. In 1977, they were nominated for the inaugural BRIT Award for Best International Album for Arrival. They were honored with the Dutch Edison Award for The Album in 1978. In 1980, they received a Georgie Award from the American Guild of Variety Artists as the Best Vocal Group of the Year. Their enduring legacy was further cemented with their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2010.

ABBA’s appeal lies in their ability to craft catchy melodies paired with relatable lyrics, transcending language barriers and resonating with audiences worldwide. Their innovative use of studio technology and harmonious vocals set them apart in the pop music landscape. The group’s flamboyant fashion and dynamic stage presence added to their charm, making them icons of the 1970s and early 1980s.

Beyond their musical achievements, the members of ABBA have engaged in various endeavors. Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus collaborated on musicals such as Chess and contributed to the creation of the stage musical Mamma Mia!, which was later adapted into successful films. Anni-Frid Lyngstad pursued a solo career and became involved in environmental causes, while Agnetha Fältskog also released solo albums and participated in charitable activities.

ABBA’s influence extends beyond their active years, with their music experiencing resurgences in popularity through various media. The release of the compilation album ABBA Gold in 1992 introduced their hits to new generations. The success of the Mamma Mia! musical and films further solidified their status in popular culture. In 2021, they surprised fans with the release of Voyage, their first studio album in 40 years, accompanied by a virtual concert residency featuring digital avatars of their younger selves, showcasing their willingness to embrace new technology.

(A – D)

“ABBA Undeleted” – Thank You for the Music (1994)
“Al Andar” – Gracias por la música (1980)
“Andante, Andante” – Super Trouper (1980)
“Andante, Andante” (Spanish Version) – Super Trouper (Latin American and Spanish versions) (1980)
“Angeleyes” – Voulez-Vous (1979)
“Another Town, Another Train” – Ring Ring (1973)
“Arrival” – Arrival (1976)
“As Good as New” – Voulez-Vous (1979)
“Bang-A-Boomerang” – ABBA (1975)
“Bumblebee” – Voyage (2021)
“Cassandra” – B-side to “The Day Before You Came” (1982)
“Chiquitita” – Voulez-Vous (1979)
“Chiquitita” (Spanish Version) – Gracias por la música (1980)
“Conociéndome, conociéndote” – Gracias por la música (1980)
“Crazy World” – B-side to “Money, Money, Money” (1976)
“¡Dame! ¡Dame! ¡Dame!” – Gracias por la música (1980)
“Dance (While the Music Still Goes On)” – Waterloo (1974)
“Dancing Queen” – Arrival (1976)
“The Day Before You Came” – The Singles: The First Ten Years (1982)
“Disillusion” – Ring Ring (1973)
“Does Your Mother Know” – Voulez-Vous (1979)
“Don’t Shut Me Down” – Voyage (2021)
“Dream World” – Thank You for the Music (1994)
“Dum Dum Diddle” – Arrival (1976)

(E – H)

“Eagle” – The Album (1977)
“Elaine” – B-side to “The Winner Takes It All” (1980)
“En hälsning till våra parkarrangörer” – Swedish promo single 1972 (1972)
“Estoy Soñando” – Gracias por la música (1980)
“Felicidad” – Super Trouper (Latin American and Spanish versions) (1980)
“Fernando” – Standalone single (1976)
“Fernando” (Spanish Version) – Gracias por la música (1980)
“From a Twinkling Star to a Passing Angel” – The Visitors (Deluxe Edition) (2012)
“Gammal fäbodspalm” (Live) – Live at Wembley Arena (2014)
“Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)” – Voulez-Vous (1979)
“Gonna Sing You My Love Song” – Waterloo (1974)
“Gracias por la música” – Gracias por la música (1980)
“Happy Hawaii” – B-side to “Knowing Me, Knowing You” (1977)
“Happy New Year” – Super Trouper (1980)
“Hasta Mañana” – Waterloo (1974)
“Hasta Mañana” (Spanish Version) – Gracias por la música (1980)
“He Is Your Brother” – Ring Ring (1973)
“Head over Heels” – The Visitors (1981)
“Hey, Hey Helen” – ABBA (1975)
“Hole in Your Soul” – The Album (1977)
“Honey, Honey” – Waterloo (1974)
“Honey, Honey” (Swedish Version) – B-side to “Waterloo” (Swedish Version) (1974)
“Hovas vittne” – Private release promo single (1981)

(I – L)

“I Am Just a Girl” – Ring Ring (1973)
“I Am the City” – More ABBA Gold (1993)
“I Can Be That Woman” – Voyage (2021)
“I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do” – ABBA (1975)
“I Have a Dream” – Voulez-Vous (1979)
“I Let the Music Speak” – The Visitors (1981)
“I Saw It in the Mirror” – Ring Ring (1973)
“I Wonder (Departure)” – The Album (1977)
“If It Wasn’t for the Nights” – Voulez-Vous (1979)
“I’m a Marionette” – The Album (1977)
“I’m Still Alive” (Live) – Live at Wembley Arena (2014)
“Intermezzo No. 1” (Instrumental) – ABBA (1975)
“I Still Have Faith in You” – Voyage (2021)
“I’ve Been Waiting for You” – ABBA (1975)
“Just a Notion” – Voyage (2021)
“Keep an Eye on Dan” – Voyage (2021)
“The King Has Lost His Crown” – Voulez-Vous (1979)
“King Kong Song” – Waterloo (1974)
“Kisses of Fire” – Voulez-Vous (1979)
“Knowing Me, Knowing You” – Arrival (1976)
“La reina del baile” (also titled “Reina Danzante”) – Gracias por la música (1980)
“Lay All Your Love on Me” – Super Trouper (1980)
“Like an Angel Passing Through My Room” – The Visitors (1981)
“Little Things” – Voyage (2021)
“Love Isn’t Easy (But It Sure Is Hard Enough)” – Ring Ring (1973)
“Lovelight” – B-side to “Chiquitita” (1979)
“Lovers (Live a Little Longer)” – Voulez-Vous (1979)

(M – R)

“Mamma Mia” – ABBA (1975)
“Mamma Mía” (Spanish Version) – Gracias por la música (1980)
“Man in the Middle” – ABBA (1975)
“Me and Bobby and Bobby’s Brother” – Ring Ring (1973)
“Me and I” – Super Trouper (1980)
“Medley: Pick a Bale of Cotton / On Top of Old Smokey / Midnight Special” – Stars im Zeichen eines guten Sterns (1975)
“Money, Money, Money” – Arrival (1976)
“Move On” – The Album (1977)
“My Love, My Life” – Arrival (1976)
“My Mama Said” – Waterloo (1974)
“The Name of the Game” – The Album (1977)
“Nina, Pretty Ballerina” – Ring Ring (1973)
“No Doubt About It” – Voyage (2021)
“No hay a quien culpar” – The Visitors (Latin American and Spanish versions) (1981)
“Ode to Freedom” – Voyage (2021)
“On and On and On” – Super Trouper (1980)
“One Man, One Woman” – The Album (1977)
“One of Us” – The Visitors (1981)
“Our Last Summer” – Super Trouper (1980)
“People Need Love” – “People Need Love” standalone single (1972)
“The Piper” – Super Trouper (1980)
“Put on Your White Sombrero” – Thank You for the Music (1994)
“Ring Ring” – Ring Ring (1973)
“Ring Ring (Bara du slog en signal)” – Ring Ring (Scandinavian versions) (1973)
“Ring Ring” (German Version) – “Ring Ring” German single (1973)
“Ring Ring” (Spanish Version) – ABBA Más Oro: Más ABBA Exitos (1993)
“Ring Ring” (Swedish/Spanish/German Medley) – Thank You for the Music (1994)
“Rock Me” – ABBA (1975)
“Rock ‘N’ Roll Band” – Ring Ring (1973)

(S – Z)

“Santa Rosa” – B-side to He Is Your Brother (1972)
“Se me está escapando” – The Visitors (Latin American and Spanish versions) (1981)
“She’s My Kind of Girl” – Ring Ring (International versions) (1973)
“Should I Laugh or Cry” – B-side to One of Us (1981)
“Sitting in the Palmtree” – Waterloo (1974)
“Slipping Through My Fingers” – The Visitors (1981)
“So Long” – ABBA (1975)
“Soldiers” – The Visitors (1981)
“SOS” – ABBA (1975)
“Summer Night City” – Summer Night City standalone single (1978)
“Super Trouper” – Super Trouper (1980)
“Suzy-Hang-Around” – Waterloo (1974)
“Sång till Görel” – Sång till Görel private release promo single (1979)
“Take a Chance on Me” – The Album (1977)
“Thank You for the Music” – The Album (1977)
“Thank You for the Music” (Doris Day Version) – Thank You for the Music (1994)
“That’s Me” – Arrival (1976)
“Tivedshambo” (Instrumental) – B-side to Hovas vittne private release promo single (1981)
“Tiger” – Arrival (1976)
“Tropical Loveland” – ABBA (1975)
“Two For the Price of One” – The Visitors (1981)
“Under Attack” – The Singles: The First Ten Years (1982)
“The Visitors” – The Visitors (1981)
“Voulez-Vous” – Voulez-Vous (1979)
“Watch Out” – Waterloo (1974)
“Waterloo” – Waterloo (1974)
“Waterloo” (French Version) – Waterloo French single (1974)
“Waterloo” (French/Swedish Medley) – Thank You for the Music (1994)
“Waterloo” (German Version) – Waterloo West German single (1974)
“Waterloo” (Swedish Version) – Waterloo Swedish single (1974)
“The Way Old Friends Do” (Live) – Super Trouper (1980)
“Wer im Wartesaal der Liebe steht” – B-side to Ring Ring German single (1973)
“The Winner Takes It All” – Super Trouper (1980)
“What About Livingstone?” – Waterloo (1974)
“When All is Said and Done” – The Visitors (1981)
“When I Kissed the Teacher” – Arrival (1976)
“When You Danced with Me” – Voyage (2021)
“Why Did It Have to Be Me?” – Arrival (1976)
“You Owe Me One” – B-side to Under Attack (1982)
“Åh, vilka tider” – B-side to Ring Ring (Bara du slog en signal) (1973)

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Jorge Botas at Metal Global caught up with formere Nightwish bassist / vocalist Marko Hietala to discuss his forthcoming solo album, as well as his health and his decision to leave Nightwish in January 2021. Check out the interview below.

Hietala has gone on record numerous times saying that suffereing from depression and anxiety played a major role in his decision to leave Nightwish, and in his discussion with Botas he reveals it was ADHD (attention-deficit / hyperactivity disorder) related.

Hietala: “It’s that feeling of difference that you do not match the other people’s capabilities of handling their daily tasks or whatever. And I was just always lost; everything was a mess and all that. And what do you know? There it is, the ADHD. It makes you, as a social creature, a tribal creature, that kind of a thing, the social isolation, it’s a slow way to death. We know that loneliness is a killer. Well, yeah, but I kind of learned to deal with it ever since I was a kid, but it doesn’t really make it necessarily easier. It had its consequences, and I was like that: ‘Nothing I ever do will make anything any better. Everything is grey and worthless, and I am too.’ That was the thing that had been growing on me. So, when this ADHD thing came up, then I read about it, went to the neuropsychological test and all that, and yep, I got it.”

 “It’s a relief to know that there are things in your history and in yourself that you just cannot help. That’s what you are. So a lot of kind of guilt about things that were left undone or unsaid, or went went straight to hell from the things you did and said, suddenly you find out that, okay, actually, no matter how much you wish you would have acted differently, you couldn’t, with the knowledge you had that time. And you can forgive yourself for the shit. Then again, you can also forgive quite a lot of other people for not understanding. So, yeah, it’s a relief. You get a load off your chest.”

Accompanying the release of Marko Hietala’s new single “Rebel Of The North” is a unique and visually striking music video. Filmed against the breathtaking backdrop of a picturesque Spanish village, the video captures the band’s electrifying performance, seamlessly blended with the song’s bold and inspiring lyrics. The stunning contrast between the rugged rock sound and the tranquil Mediterranean setting makes this release a feast for the senses.

Marko Hietala comments: “This one is a rocker. The main riff will put you into the Nordics with a slam. And the story is about reimagining, reinventing, and then gathering yourself into a better new being. We should never take ourselves for granted. It leads to becoming jaded and boring. Your inner kid wants to learn and apply anything and everything. Just don’t get in the way of yourself.”

Listen to “Rebel Of The North” here, and watch the video below:

To mark the new album release, Marko Hietala will embark with his band on an album release tour across Finland. Dates below:

February
7 – Lahti, Finland – Finlandia Klubi
8 – Kuopio, Finland – Sawohouse Underground
12 – Helsinki, Finland – Tavastia
13 – Savonlinna, Finland – House Of Olaf
14 – Tampere, Finland – Olympia-kortteli
15 – Turku, Finland – Logomo

Roses From The Deep will be released in following formats:

– CD Jewelcase
– 2 LP gatefold, oxblood red

Pre-order here.

CD tracklisting:

“Frankenstein’s Wife”
“Left On Mars”
“Proud Whore”
“Two Soldiers”
“Dragon Must Die”
“The Devil You Know”
“Rebel Of The North”
“Impatient Zero”
“Tammikuu”
“Roses From The Deep”

LP tracklisting:

“Frankenstein’s Wife”
“Left On Mars”
“Proud Whore”
“Two Soldiers”
“Dragon Must Die”
“The Devil You Know”
“Rebel Of The North”
“Impatient Zero”
“Tammikuu”
“Roses From The Deep”
“Impatient Zero” (Edit)
“Frankenstein’s Wife” (Live at Utrecht 2024)
“Left On Mars” (Live at Utrecht 2024)

“Impatient Zero” video:

“Frankenstein’s Wife” video:

“Left On Mars” video:

Lineup:

Marko Hietala – Bass, Vocals
Tuomas Wäinölä – Guitar
Vili Ollila / Bob Engstrand – Keyboards
Anssi Nykänen – Drums

Loudwire has shared a new Gear Factor compilation video. Check it out below. 

“Watch thrash legends like Scott Ian (Anthrax), Gary Holt (Exodus, Slayer), Alex Skolnick and Eric Peterson (Testament) and more play some of the riffs that made them into the musicians they are today.”

Gibson TV recently released a new episode of Riff Lords, along with the following message:

“Horns up! Make your New Year’s resolution to shred a reality with Gibson TV. Start your year strong with this new episode of Riff Lords featuring Eric Peterson of Testament breaking down 30 years of epic riffs. Learn from the master himself and make 2025 the year you level up your playing.

“Eric Peterson has been a thrash metal mainstay since co-founding Testament in 1983 and has influenced countless guitarists with his killer (and intricate) riffs, guitar techniques, and unique approach to chord phrasing, rhythm, and lead guitar. Grab your axe and hit play on this episode of Riff Lords to join Eric as he shows you how to play some of the most iconic Testament tracks that helped shape the metal scene.

“In this episode of Riff Lords, watch and learn how Eric Peterson creates his thrash metal sound, his picking and riff writing techniques, plus some backstory on how he wrote these parts. You’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at his process while learning to play Testament classics like ‘Over the Wall’ from The Legacy and ‘The Preacher’ from The New Order. Eric also breaks down some of Testament’s heaviest songs, including ‘D.N.R. (Do Not Resuscitate)’ from The Gathering and ‘Rise Up’ from Dark Roots of Earth.

“For acoustic fans, Eric plays stripped-down versions of ‘The Ballad’ from Practice What You Preach, plus more classic Testament guitar lessons that show you the correct way to play each riff, slowed down so you can follow along easily.

“Find out how he gets his riff tones and the techniques that have kept Testament at the top of the heavy metal heap for decades. These Testament guitar lessons from Eric Peterson are must-see for any Testament fan and thrash metal enthusiast.”

Catch Testament live at the following shows:

May
9 – Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival 2025 – Columbus, OH
18 – Welcome To Rockville 2025 – Daytona Beach, FL

June
18 – The Tivoli – Brisbane, Australia
20 – Metro Theatre – Sydney, Australia
21 – Northcote Theatre – Northcote, Australia
22 – The Gov – Hindmarsh, Australia
24 – Metropolis – Fremantle, Australia

Former Skid Row frontman, Erik Grönwall, has shared a new video along with the following introduction:

Erik: “Let’s start 2025 with a Q&A – thank you for all your questions. If your question wasn’t answered – don’t worry. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to ask me anything during our upcoming livestreams this year!” 

When asked if he would ever consider rejoining his pre-Skid Row band, H.E.A.T, Erik offered the following:

“I love the guys. Jona, the keyboard player, he’s the godfather of my son. I stay in touch with the guys. I always say you should keep all doors open, but right now that feels like that’s a closed chapter.”

Live In London, Skid Row’s first official live album and concert film in a 35+ year career, is now available on heavyweight 2LP gatefold, CD + DVD, digital download and all streaming services via earMUSIC.

“Youth Gone Wild” is the latest video from the full program, and captures the rapture of a sold out 02 Forum Kentish Town London gone wild for the Skids and the culmination of a dream years in the making.

“As teens, we dreamt of playing places like the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, NJ and CBGB in New York City… our dreams became bigger with London, England at the forefront. We fantasized one day to headline a show in the very city where so many of our favorite bands came from,” the band says.

Following the release of their critically acclaimed, hugely fan-embraced 2022 album The Gang’s All Here, the band took the 02 stage on October 22 and delivered a Skid Row set for the ages. Running through their multi-platinum career, the packed venue could barely contain the band’s and the fans’ energy on “18 And Life,” “Monkey Business,” “I Remember You” and so many other peak Skid Row moments.

Live In London is a defining live rock album… a band playing at the top of their game in front of a crowd that expected no less. Both Skid Row and the 02 public went far beyond expectations…and now the world can share in that moment.

Order/save the album now on Vinyl, CD, and all digital formats, here

“Slave To The Grind” (Live In London) video:

“Piece Of Me” (Live In London) video:

Back in fall 2023, Combust announced their signing to Triple B Records with a two song promo that hit incredibly hard. Now the New York hardcore band announce their new album, Belly Of The Beast, due out March 7.

Marking the band’s second album and fourth release, Belly Of The Beast is 100% pure hardcore. Recorded with Zach Miller at Landmine Studios, the twelve tracks bounce through unique grooves, menacing riffs, and a tough vocal delivery. The guest heavy record showcases community within the hardcore scene and beyond, with features from members of Terror, Mindforce, Crown Of Thornz, Dmize, Imposter, and rapper Rome Streetz.

Lead single “Our Own Breed,” out now, finds Combust at their best, combining shout-along lyrics, mosh parts, and a few rhythmic twists and turns that will keep you captivated. Vocalist Andrew Vacante’s New York style is contrasted by sinister guest vocals from Imposter’s Rory O’Neill, adding a different dimension to the track.

The song addresses the recent surge of opportunists entering the hardcore scene, as Vacante expands: “Older people who were never a part of this culture or scene try to come in and complain or use it to their benefit just for profit or a resurgence in their washed up pathetic past. Weird social media figures try to backpack off our shit just so they can boost their views and they hop in and hop out and use bands for numbers and clicks. This song is for the ones who reject them.”

You can stream “Our Own Breed” here. Listen below. Pre-order Belly Of The Beast on vinyl through Triple B Records here.

Belly Of The Beast tracklisting:

“Belly Of The Beast”
“Everyone’s Enemy”
“Swallowing Swords” feat. Mindforce
“N.Y.H.C.” feat. Danny Diablo
“Truth Hurts”
“Fear In The Streets”
“Our Own Breed” feat. Rory O’Neill
“Tiger Style II” feat. Ryan Griffith and Rome Streetz
“Crossed Off” feat. Chiqui Rodriguez
“Paid With Pain” feat. Terror
“Distorted Dreams”
“Atlas”

“Our Own Breed”:

Combust is:

Andrew Vacante (Vocals)
Peter Martingano (Guitar)
Alex Basovskiy (Guitar)
Dave Sarnes (Drums)
Eric Hoyt (Bass)

(Photo – Kevin O Bryant)

Brainstorm, the acclaimed Southern German metal band, proudly present the lyric video for their new single, “Beyond Enemy Lines”, from their upcoming album, Plague Of Rats, set to launch on February 28 via RPM.

Continuing the momentum from their successful first single, “Garuda (Eater Of Snakes)”, Brainstorm introduce “Beyond Enemy Lines”. This track is sure to captivate not only the band’s fans but also lovers of high-octane metal music. Featuring intricate guitar tapping, powerful drumming, and majestic orchestration, the song perfectly encapsulates what a leading track in a heavy/power metal album should offer. Frontman Andy B. Franck brings a unique intensity to the song, with lyrics that explore themes of war on a deeply personal level.

“‘Beyond Enemy Lines’ combines many of our trademarks with recent, modern influences. The track has incredible power: it’s fast, goes straight into your neck and also deals with it a lyrical topic that concerns us all very much. Overcoming mental boundaries and trusting strangers or giving them a chance has become very difficult. Escaping into hatred and agitation is easier and promotes violence and wars. This is also a topic for Brainstorm that we would like to take up in order to draw attention. Of course, only a song that has power goes with it. We are very proud of that because this track has exactly that power!,” says Brainstorm.

Watch the lyric video:

In exciting collaboration news, Plague Of Rats features two notable guest artists. Alex Krull of Atrocity and Leaves’ Eyes lends his formidable growls to the track “From Hell”, while Leaves’ Eyes lead vocalist Elina Siirala adds her ethereal vocals to “Your Soul That Lingers In Me”.

Plague Of Rats can be pre-ordered in your preferred physical format [earbook, digipak-cd, coloured vinyl, ticket bundle], pre-saved on your favourite digital service provider (DSP) or pre-ordered digitally (incl. instant-grat tracks “Beyond Enemy Lines” and “Garuda (Eater Of Snakes)”). Pre-order/pre-save here.

Plague Of Rats tracklisting:

“Beyond Enemy Lines”
“Garuda (Eater Of Snakes)”
“False Memories”
“The Shepherd Girl (Gitavoginda)”
“Your Soul That Lingers In Me” [feat. Elina Siirala]
“Masquerade Conspiracy”
“From Hell” [feat. Alex Krull]
“The Dark Of Night”
“Crawling”
“Celebrate Youth” [Rick Springfield cover; excl. digipak/earbook bonus track]
“Curtains Fall”

“Garuda (Eater Of Snakes)” video:

Once caught by “Garuda (Eater Of Snakes)”, which might probably find its way to the band’s future set list, European metalheads should make sure to attend Brainstorm’s 8-date release tour alongside Arion and Stranger Vision, kicking off on the night before the official Plague Of Rats release date in Aschaffenburg, Germany.

Excl. CD+ticket bundles here, regular tickets here.

Though Brainstorm have a long history – much like the ancient Indus civilization, the main force behind Plague Of Rats – they’re still in tune with the times. Their latest opus combines signature elements with a fresh, modern edge that’s clearly left its mark on the album. Plus, the band’s ‘attack mode’ approach shines through with a lineup of powerful tracks – no slow songs, no ballads, just pure, high-energy metal. Created alongside their trusted team – Sebastian “Seeb” Levermann for mixing and mastering at Greenman Studios, Gyula Havancsák on artwork, and Alex Kühr on photography – this album delivers ten epic new tracks that will transport fans to the captivating world of India and beyond.

(Photo – Reigning Phoenix Music)