Swedish alternative noise bands I AM SUPER APE has joined forces with grunge icon and former Screaming Trees frontman’s Mark Lanegan and released new track together. The track “Monki” feautured Mark Lanegan singing most on all part of the song is released as a first single before the band will preceded it with full LP to be release February next year. Listen the track below on its video directed by Stefano Poletti.
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Watch Trailer For Rock Myth Film Gutterdämmerung Starring Slash, Lemmy, Iggy Pop, Josh Homme, Mark Lanegan, & More
Unknown | October 12, 2015 - 11:03 pm
The Belgian-Swedish visual artist Bjorn Tagemos has directed a movie called Gutterdämmerung, a mythic silent movie that features a cast full of rock stars. The truly insane cast of this thing features Slash, Josh Homme, Lemmy, Grace Jones, Iggy Pop, Justice, Slayer’s Tom Araya, Volbeat, Mark Lanegan, Nina Hagen, Jesse Hughes, and Henry Rollins, who also serves as co-writer. It also has a plot about a Satanic guitar and a fallen angel. Watch the trailer below.
Ten Commandos – “Staring Down The Dust” (Feat. Mark Lanegan)
Unknown | October 11, 2015 - 1:31 am
Ten Commandos basically is a rock supergroup consisting Pearl Jam’s Matt Cameron, Soundgarden’s Ben Shepherd, Queens Of The Stone Age’s Alain Johannes, and OFF! member Dimitri Coats. Their new single, “Staring Down The Dust,” off of their forthcoming debut album, features vocals by Screaming Trees frontman and part-time Queen Of The Stone Age Mark Lanegan. All of the members of Ten Commandos have collaborated with one another in the past, and Cameron told Rolling Stone that this is the first song the group recorded together. Listen below via Spotify.
[WATCH] Mark Lanegan – “I’m Not The Loving Kind” (John Cale Cover) Music Video
Unknown | September 26, 2013 - 4:08 am
Music video by Mark Lanegan performing “I’m Not The Loving Kind” from his new album Imitations. The1975 John Cale’s Slow Dazzle album outtake is one of cover songs featured in Imitations. The video directed by Andrew Van Baal, watch below:
Imitations is out now via Vagrant Records. Buy on iTunes/Amazon
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[LISTEN] Mark Lanegan Imitations Album Stream
Unknown | September 11, 2013 - 5:19 am
Mark Lanegan has an upcoming solo records coming out next week, Imitations, the former Screaming Trees and Gutter Twins’s eighth solo record was follow-up to his 2012’s Blues Funeral. Imitations is a collection of cover songs, consisting of songs from Lanegan’s parents’ music collection and contemporary musicians including from The Velvet Underground’s John Cale, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, The Twilight Singers and more. Stream Imitations below:
Imitations is out on 9/17/2013 via Vagrant Records. Buy on iTunes/Amazon
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[LISTEN] Mark Lanegan – “I’m Not The Loving Kind” (John Cale Cover)
Unknown | June 26, 2013 - 10:41 pm
Listen to Mark Lanegan new track, a cover John Cale classic 1975’ Slow Dazzle track “I’m Not The Loving Kind.” The song off his upcoming cover album Imitations.
Listen below:
Imitations is out 9/17/2013 via Vagrant. Mark Lanegan : Website | Facebook | Twitter
[WATCH] Moby & Mark Lanegan – “The Lonely Night” music video
Unknown | April 16, 2013 - 6:02 am
Music video by Moby and Mark Lanegan performing “The Lonely Night.” The track to be released as a limited edition 7” in celebration of 2013’s Record Store Day, taking place on Saturday April 20th.
Watch the video below and go to recordstoreday.com
Mad Season – “Locomotive” (Feat. Mark Lanegan)
Unknown | February 19, 2013 - 7:58 am
Posted by @hafis_rosli | February 19, 2013
In 1994, Alice in Chains’ Layne Staley, Pearl Jam’ Mike McCready, Screaming Trees’ Barrett Martin and The Walkabouts’ John Baker Saunders came together to form Mad Season. The band released their only album, Above, the following year, but put things on hold soon after. Life took its toll, and Staley drifted away. The band tried to record a follow-up to Above in the late 90s, but the personal troubles of Staley and the death of Saunders in 1999 put the band to rest. Staley would eventually pass away in 2002, and though Mad Season had worked on a sequel to Above, the tracks became lost. On this year April 2nd, Mad Season will release a deluxe reissue of Above, complete with unreleased tracks from the unfinished second album. McCready and Martin regrouped last year and went back to the rough-cut songs, and former Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan came onboard to write lyrics and sing on three tracks. Lanegan takes control of “Locomotive,” which was intended to be on the band's second album. Listen below.
In 1994, Alice in Chains’ Layne Staley, Pearl Jam’ Mike McCready, Screaming Trees’ Barrett Martin and The Walkabouts’ John Baker Saunders came together to form Mad Season. The band released their only album, Above, the following year, but put things on hold soon after. Life took its toll, and Staley drifted away. The band tried to record a follow-up to Above in the late 90s, but the personal troubles of Staley and the death of Saunders in 1999 put the band to rest. Staley would eventually pass away in 2002, and though Mad Season had worked on a sequel to Above, the tracks became lost. On this year April 2nd, Mad Season will release a deluxe reissue of Above, complete with unreleased tracks from the unfinished second album. McCready and Martin regrouped last year and went back to the rough-cut songs, and former Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan came onboard to write lyrics and sing on three tracks. Lanegan takes control of “Locomotive,” which was intended to be on the band's second album. Listen below.
[LISTEN] Mark Lanegan - “Blues Funeral” Album Stream
Unknown | January 31, 2012 - 3:48 am
Mark Lanegan and his band's new album Blues Funeral set for release in February 7th, 2012.
Listen first all track/full album HERE and pre-order Blues Funeral on iTunes :: Amazon
[WATCH] Mark Lanegan - “The Gravedigger’s Song” Music Video
Unknown | January 27, 2012 - 5:50 pm
Music video by Mark Lanegan performing “The Gravedigger’s Song” from his upcoming album Blues Funeral which due out on February 7th, 2012.
Watch the video below and pre-order Blues Funeral on iTunes :: Amazon
[LISTEN] Mark Lanegan - “Harborview Hospital”
Unknown | January 10, 2012 - 4:44 am
Mark Lanegan and his band released “Harborview Hospital”. It is the second single off of his new album Blues Funeral set for release in February 7th, 2012.
Listen below and pre-order Blues Funeral on iTunes :: Amazon
[LISTEN] Mark Lanegan - “The Gravedigger’s Song”
Unknown | December 05, 2011 - 2:30 am
Listen to new single “The Gravedigger’s Song” by former Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan. It is the lead single off of his new album Blues Funeral set for release in February, 2012.
Listen below, buy the song on Amazon and pre-order Blues Funeral on Amazon
Mark Lanegan Band The Gravedigger's Song
[LISTEN] Mark Lanegan - "The Beast in Me"
Unknown | May 25, 2011 - 10:37 pm
Mark's contribution is a Johnny Cash cover of "The Beast In Me", The song appeared in The Hangover II OST
Mark Lanegan' Burning Jacob's Ladder Song Review
Unknown | March 12, 2011 - 9:16 am

Despite the tsunamis, anti-winning and political cannibalism happening all around us, a ray of sunshine has struck on this tumultuous Friday with a new track from lone-wolf rock veteran Mark Lanegan, man of many hats and collaborations. Set for the upcoming Rage game, Burning Jacob’s Ladder is a slow-haunt stretch of greatness that features the inimitable Alain Johannes on guitar and backing vocals. Some of you know him from his work with Queens of the Stone Age and Them Crooked Vultures.
No word on whether the track will appear on Lanegan’s upcoming album, but Johannes is said to be taking collaborative part in those sessions. Keep an eye on Lanegan’s official site for updates, or just keep that dial tuned in to Antiquiet. We’ve got what you need.
Check out the sick Rage game trailer, featuring the track:
The new Mark Lanegan song, Burning Jacob’s Ladder, is available as a free download for a limited time at the official Rage: Untethered website.
Instrumentally, the song is unlike anything on his most recent solo album, Bubblegum. Rather, it is more musically similar to the recordings on his fourth solo album, Scraps At Midnight, or any of his earlier work up until Here Comes That Weird Chill. Lanegan’s voice, as it did more so in his earlier recordings, returns as the main focus, rather than being somewhat undercut by the heavy layering of instrumentals more prominent in his later solo recordings.
The song is both lyrically and instrumentally poignant, especially considering it was recorded for a video game. Given the deviation of the song from the material on Bubblegum, it is still vintage solo Lanegan; a somewhat minimalist guitar riff repeats for duration of the song, while Lanegan’s voice is layered several times, creating an effect that is more focused on his voice as opposed to the instruments. Towards the end of the song, Lanegan picks it up, singing in more of a rock-oriented growl as he did on several tracks in the 2002 Queens of the Stone Age album, Songs For The Deaf.
Mark Lanegan, in my opinion, is the best pure vocal talent to come out of the grunge movement by far. Everything he does is tinged completely with emotion, whether its with the Screaming Trees, Gutter Twins, Twilight Singers, Soulsavers, or in his solo catalog. Nonetheless, his solo work is by far his best, as he is the focus, rather than the entity of the band. I’m sure this is an indication of what’s to follow with his next solo record, tentatively scheduled for release this fall. If he follows this formula, his new record will be another gem in his catalog, spanning over 25 years.
RATING: 9.5/10
[TRACK] Mark Lanegan - Burning Jacob's Ladder
Unknown | - 8:48 am
Burning Jacob's Ladder is an all-new, original song by Mark Lanegan (Screaming Trees, Queens of the Stone Age, Gutter Twins) created for and featured in the RAGE UNTETHERED Trailer (released February 17, 2011.)
Check out this song review
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