On The Dead Daisies’s latest effort, “Rise Up”, the act is able to intertwine chugging guitars, supersonic vocals, and sizzling solos into a track that bridges the gap between late 1990s hard rock and today. The vocals will have fans singing along while one will have to play the single multiple times before hearing each riff, note, and drum beat. It’s surprising exactly how far that The Dead Daisies have evolved over the course of the last few years. The drum fills at the 2:40 mark are to die for, while the vocal / guitar interactions shortly after are able to keep the single’s momentum high as the track enters its final few seconds. Visit the video below.
We have covered a number of Dead Daisies singles in the past, including She Always Gets Her Way (All The Same), Song and a Prayer, and Long Way to Go .
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