Motionless In White have premiered a new live video for their latest single “Creatures X: To The Grave.” The footage is taken from the band’s virtual “Creatures” 10th anniversary show, which streamed live on October 28.
Motionless In White have premiered a new live video for their latest single “Creatures X: To The Grave.” The footage is taken from the band’s virtual “Creatures” 10th anniversary show, which streamed live on October 28.
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Motionless In White have premiered a new song titled “Creatures X: To The Grave.” The track was released as part of the 10th anniversary celebration for the band’s debut album “Creatures.”
Chris Motionless commented:
“After ten years of the most insane highs and lows that a band can experience, we are so proud to hit such a milestone as a record having its 10th anniversary.
We wanted to do something special to celebrate, so we decided to throw it back with a very ‘Creatures’-inspired track that includes some of the very same keyboard sounds and guitar riff styles that are found on that record, as well as many callback lyrics and themes to the original ‘Creatures’ song.
It’s been a very interesting year for everyone, but we’re happy to have found cool ways to still give fans something to hold on to throughout. Hope everyone enjoys this one. Happy Halloween.”
As previously reported, Motionless In White will be performing “Creatures” in full during a livestream concert on October 28.
The lineup has been revealed for the 2021 Rock Fest. The event will take place in Cadott, WI on July 15-17. There will also be a pre-show on July 14. Here’s the daily lineups:
July 14 (pre-show): Queensrÿche, Slaughter, Royal Bliss, Joyous Wolf, Stitched Up Heart, The Black Moods, Modern Mimes, and Unkle Daddy.
July 15: Disturbed, Staind, Theory Of A Deadman, Steel Panther, Saint Asonia, Memphis May Fire, Fozzy, Blacktop Mojo, Carnifex, Fire From The Gods, Falling Through April, Scattered Hamlet, Anything But Human, Digital Homicide, Any Given Sin, GFM, Jett Threatt, Nivrana, Drama Queen, and Contingency.
July 16: Limp Bizkit, Snoop Dogg, Anthrax, Badflower, Of Mice & Men, Bad Wolves, All That Remains, Like A Storm, Crobot, Bones UK, Silvertung, Wildstreet, Distal Descent, City Of The Weak, Throw The Fight, Siin, Hammer Down Hard, Fresh Fighters, Dressed To Kill, Strange Daze, and Caster Volor.
July 17: Korn, Chevelle, Motionless In White, Avatar, We Came As Romans, Gemini Syndrome, Through Fire, Hyro The Hero, Rachel Lorin, Störmbreaker, Nuisance, Stellar Circuits, Your Screaming Silence, Evandale, Strate Jak It, Mad Alice, Cowboys From Hell, Probable Cause, and FMDown.
The initial lineup has been revealed for the 2021 Rebel Rock Fest. The event will take place at the Central Florida Fairgrounds in Orlando, FL on September 24-26 and the daily lineups can be found below:
September 24: Limp Bizkit, Parkway Drive, Skillet, Motionless In White, Pop Evil, Hatebreed, Finger Eleven, Knocked Loose, Fit For A King, DED, Light The Torch, Saul, September Mourning, Dirty Machine, and Fighting Giants.
September 25: Five Finger Death Punch, Legends Of Wu-Tang, I Prevail, Killswitch Engage, Body Count, DevilDriver, Attila, Escape The Fate, Nonpoint, Cold, Fame On Fire, Falling Through April, and Farewell To Fear.
September 26: Rise Against, The Used, Sevendust, Anti-Flag, All That Remains, Suicide Silence, Brett Scallions (Fuel), Carnifex, Spite, Stitched Up Heart, Islander, Dropout Kings, Rising Up Angry, and Below 7.
Motionless In White will be celebrating the 10th anniversary of “Creatures“ by performing it in full during a livestream concert on October 28. Tickets and new 10th anniversary merch can be purchased at miwmerch.com.
The band commented:
“After 10 years of your loyalty and support, we are so excited to celebrate the anniversary of our debut record “Creatures” by performing it in its entirety, for the first time ever, this October 28th. Tickets can be found along with our brand new Creatures merch line at http://www.miwmerch.com right now!”
Frontman Chris Motionless added:
“Yes it happening…. and YES we will be playing City Lights hahaha. Personally, I am most excited for Cobwebs. This is going to be such a fun experience. Hope to see everyone there to share this with us. Happy 10 years to Creatures!”
In related news, a deluxe 10th anniversary edition of “Creatures” will also be released in digital outlets on October 9. This version of the album will feature three bonus tracks including a cover of Rob Zombie’s “Dragula,” a Celldweller beauty remix of the title track, and a Tim Skold remix of “Mallevs Maleficarvm.” A limited edition cassette version of the album will also be released on October 16, while a limited edition vinyl pressing will be released on November 9. Motionless said the following about that:
“After 10 years of our monumental record ‘Creatures,’ we are pleased to celebrate this October with a limited reissue vinyl featuring a completely revamped artwork, our first ever throwback cassette tape pressing of an album, a digital deluxe edition, and most excitingly…our first ever performance of a record in entirety in which we will be performing the ‘Creatures‘ album as a stream on the 28th of the month.
After 10 years, we are so grateful that our fans hold this record as close to their hearts as we do and cannot thank them enough for helping us reach our first 10-year anniversary of an album. Here’s to 10 more!”
Motionless In White have released a cover of The Killers‘ “Somebody Told Me.“ You can check that out below. Chris Motionless said the following about the track:
“During quarantine we wanted to continue to see what new projects we could push ourselves to create. We’ve always wanted to take a shot at covering an iconic alternative song, and ‘Somebody Told Me‘ has always been one of those tracks that oozes pure energy, and has crazy good hooks that we felt we could transform into a great rock version. We are very happy to present this cover as one of the projects birthed out of the COVID down time and hope it’s fun for all fans to check out and tap their feet too.”
Motionless In White have released new “Motion Picture Collection” versions of “Another Life” and “Eternally Yours.” The band said the following about those:
“With all of the down time of not touring, we wanted to take the opportunity to try something we’ve never done before. We give you, Eternally Yours: Motion Picture Collection (Feat Crystal Joilena) & Another Life: Motion Picture Collection (Feat Kerli). Thank you to Crystal and Kerli for your amazing vocals that helped transform these versions into something truly special. Thank you to Justin Deblieck for your ever brilliant talents that shine so bright throughout these tracks, and thank you to Steve Sopchack for your keen ear and dedication to mixing this project. We hope you all enjoy and are still staying safe out there.”
It looks like Motionless In White are planning to release a reworked version of “Another Life” on August 10. You can find a teaser for that below:
The Rebel Rock festival has been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The event will now be held at the Orlando Amphitheater at Central Florida Fairgrounds in Orlando, FL on September 24-26, 2021. There will also be a pre-party on September 23. Here’s the initial lineup: Limp Bizkit, Five Finger Death Punch, I Prevail, Skillet, Body Count, Sevendust, Motionless In White, Anti-Flag, DevilDriver, Cold, All That Remains, Escape The Fate, Suicide Silence, Brett Scallions (Fuel), Nonpoint, Attila, Finger Eleven, Miss May I, Carnifex, Stitched Up Heart, Light The Torch, Saul, Spite, Islander, Another Day Dawns, September Mourning, and Fame On Fire.