From Ashes To New have released a video for a version of their track "Scars That I'm Hiding" that features guest vocalist from In Flames' Anders Friden.
The track comes from "The Retaliators Original Motion Picture Soundtrack". Matt Brandyberry had this to say, "There is nothing more bad-ass than being able to act alongside so many talented artists and The Retaliators gave us that opportunity!
"As kids we grew up with dreams to be musicians and actors and we are beyond grateful to be able to bring both dreams to fruition through this project.
"We can't help but feel that all of this is building the hype we know our new album "Panic" deserves. This is only the beginning for what FATN is about to do!"
Friden added, collaboration "We've had the pleasure of touring with From Ashes To New a few times, so I was excited when they asked me to do a feature on their new song. The end result sounds awesome. Can't wait to hit the road together again hopefully soon." Watch the video below:
From Ashes To New Preview 'Reflections' Album With 'Villain' Video
From Ashes To New Share 'Drag Me' Visualizer
From Ashes To New Spread 'New Disease' With New Video
From Ashes to New Reveal 2025 New Disease Tour Plans
Live: Lou Gramm Rocks The Arcada Theatre
5 Star: The Rolling Stones - Foreign Tongues
Sites and Sounds: Tulsa Installs 'Musical Road' on Route 66
Quick Flicks: Jefferson Starship - The Definitive Concert (Remastered)
Sabaton Announce Limited Edition Reissue Of 'The Last Stand'
Black Flag Launching U.S. Tour This Fall
KISS and Dan Reed Network Offshoot Shogun Mojo Ink With Frontiers
Moonspell Announce North American Tour With Cradle Of Filth
Al Jardine & The Pet Sounds Band Launching U.S. Tour
Watch Flotsam And Jetsam's 'Harvesting The Hate' Video
Dexter and The Moonrocks Share 'If You Could Talk' Video
Bury Tomorrow Return With New Track 'Sx'
William Shatner To Do All-Star Metal Jam At Riot Fest
KISS Kruise: Land-Locked in Vegas Programming Revealed including All-Star Ace Frehley Tribute
Napalm Death Make History With NPR Tiny Desk Performance
Savoy Brown: Too Much of a Good Thing Reissued