2000trees reveals lineup additions with VUKOVI, Sprints, and Blood Command
VUKOVI, a band known for their personal and intense music, have been taken aback by their sudden success. As they gear up to release their new album, MY GOD HAS GOT A GUN, they are beginning to grasp the magnitude of their achievements. Lead singer Janine Shilstone admits that this growth is even more overwhelming for her than the band’s initial rise to fame.
The band’s latest album has been met with critical acclaim, with reviewers praising VUKOVI’s creativity and the emotional depth of their music. MY GOD HAS GOT A GUN showcases the duo’s ability to navigate their internal struggles through an action-packed musical journey.
In anticipation of their upcoming album release, VUKOVI recently unveiled a new single titled SNO, which draws inspiration from the sounds of the ’90s. Described as a raw and emotional track, SNO is a preview of what listeners can expect from MY GOD HAS GOT A GUN.
Meanwhile, in the world of rock music, Bring Me The Horizon has continued to push boundaries and expand their creative horizons. The band’s lead singer, Oli Sykes, reveals that their POST HUMAN world is expanding, promising even greater things to come.
VUKOVI, on the other hand, have taken a slightly different approach with their latest release, MISTY ECSTASY. The band describes this track as the most fun and tongue-in-cheek song they have ever created, offering a lighthearted escape during turbulent times.
Looking ahead, VUKOVI has announced a European and UK headline tour in support of their fourth album. With My God Has Got A Gun in their arsenal, the band is set to hit the road alongside unpeople and Artio, bringing their unique sound to audiences across the continent.
As they prepare for the next chapter in their musical journey, VUKOVI teases fans with the release of GUNGHO, the latest single from their upcoming album. The band promises that a new chapter of sound is about to unfold, hinting at the evolution of their music and creative vision.
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