Milwaukee, Wisconsin artist The Benjamin Damned uses an acoustic guitar and cello to recreate "I Drink the Wine," a 2003 release from Seattle, Washington horror punk band The Murder City Devils.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin artist The Benjamin Damned uses an acoustic guitar and cello to recreate "I Drink the Wine," a 2003 release from Seattle, Washington horror punk band The Murder City Devils.
Sevilla, Philippines Daddy/Daughter group Franz cover "Spaceman," a 1992 single from San Francisco, California alt rockers 4 Non Blondes.
For another 4 Non Blondes cover, VIAL's version of "What's Up?" can be found here.
Milan, Italy high octane band Out of Date cover "Whenever, Wherever," a 2001 truth-telling hip shaker from Atlantico, Colombia singer/songwriter Shakira.
Le ro lo le lo le!
Or, in Italian:
Lo ro lo le lo le!
Yogyakarta, Indonesia rock band Seahoarse cover "Some Time Alone, Alone," a 2013 neo-psychedelia release from French space rock artist Melody's Echo Chamber.
Norristown, Pennsylvania hard rock outfit Our Daily Rage cover "Cumbersome," a 1996 post-grunge single from Williamsburg, Virginia group Seven Mary Three.
Lineville, Alabama area's Carter Family Band cover "Summer of '69," an uplifting 1985 tune from Ontario, Canada heartland rocker Bryan Adams about teenagers bumping uglies.
For another Adams cover, the Robotanists version of "Heaven" can be found here.
And, just like that, it's December!
Here's San Francisco, California dance rock group Until December with their version of "Bela Lugosi's Dead," a single from Northampton, UK goth pioneers Bauhaus.
The song was released in 1979, a full 23 years after Bela Lugosi actually died, according to IMDb.
For a cover by Bauhaus, their version of "Spirit in the Sky" can be found here.