Shot In The Dark (AC/DC); Cover by The Iron Cross

Shot In The Dark ; Cover By The Iron Cross

The Iron Cross has released a cover of A C/ D C's " Shot In The Dark," showcasing the talents of young artists involved in The Ramp project. The performance features Andreea Munteanu on vocals, Andrei Cerbu on lead guitar, Matei Gasner on bass, and George Pintilii on drums. Support for the project can be shown through various platforms, including Patreon and Pay Pal.

What Is Love (metal cover by Leo Moracchioli feat. Priscila Serrano)

What Is Love

Leo Moracchioli's latest metal cover of " What Is Love," featuring Priscila Serrano, showcases a unique blend of genres. Known for his engaging You Tube content and live performances with his band Frog Leap, Moracchioli continues to innovate in the music scene. The cover is part of his extensive catalog, which includes original works and collaborations available across various platforms.

Scarlet Aura – Frostbite (Official Video)

Scarlet Aura – Frostbite

Scarlet Aura has released the official video for " Frostbite," a single from their album " Genesis of Time." The band, established in 2015 in Bucharest, Romania, is known for its heavy metal sound and has an extensive discography. The album " Under My Skin" is available as a double C D digipak, with a full digital release planned. The band is also set to embark on a tour across Romania and Bulgaria.

Kim Dracula &; Seventy Thorns feat. Jonathan Davis (Official Video)

Kim Dracula – Seventy Thorns Feat. Jonathan Davis

Kim Dracula has released the official video for " Seventy Thorns," featuring Jonathan Davis. The song explores intense emotions and personal struggles, highlighted by powerful lyrics. Directed by Jensen Noen, the video showcases a creative collaboration involving various production talents. Fans can find more about Kim Dracula on multiple social media platforms.

XANDRIA &; Two Worlds (Official Video) | Napalm Records

Xandria – Two Worlds | Napalm Records

Xandria's latest release, " Two Worlds," showcases a blend of metal and orchestral elements, highlighting the dichotomy between a dystopian future and a hopeful one. The song, part of their album " The Wonders Still Awaiting," features a 40 piece choir and intricate arrangements, creating a cinematic experience. It reflects on humanity's choices, urging listeners to consider the fragile balance between progress and destruction.

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