Name: Can't Die, Won't Die
Brand: Black Spiders

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BLACK273772

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Black

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-05-12

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PIAS

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0602448273772

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Black LP

BLACK273789

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Coloured Vinyl.

0602448273789

SPINE800034P

2023-05-19

5401148000344

Artist

Black Spiders

Genre GB

Metal

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Spinefarm

Spinefarm is a Finnish record label that was founded in 1990 by Riku Pääkkönen. Originally starting as a mailorder and distribution company for rock and metal releases, Spinefarm quickly expanded to release albums from Finnish metal bands. In 2002, Spinefarm became part of Universal Music when Universal Music Oy became the majority shareholder of Spin-Farm Oy, the record company that runs Spinefarm. In 2005, Universal bought the entire company and merged it with Universal Music Oy on December 31st, 2014.

Although founder Riku Pääkkönen left the company in 2011, he continued working on [l532289], a sub-label of Spinefarm. With two regional offices outside of Finland - Spinefarm UK in London and Spinefarm US in New York - they cover other territories through Caroline/Universal Music or local distribution partners.

Known for their expertise in distribution, Spinefarm has been credited under their name for various releases. With their rich history and strong ties to the metal music scene, Spinefarm remains an influential force within the industry.

Black Spiders are a British rock band known for their high-energy performances and hard-hitting sound. Formed in 2008, the band quickly gained a reputation for their raw and powerful live shows, earning them a dedicated fan base. With influences ranging from classic rock to punk and metal, Black Spiders have crafted a unique sound that combines catchy hooks with heavy riffs. Their debut album "Sons of the North" received critical acclaim and showcased their ability to deliver anthemic rock songs. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, Black Spiders are guaranteed to leave you wanting more.
Over the years, Black Spiders have shared stages with some of the biggest names in rock music, including Metallica and AC/DC. Their electrifying stage presence has made them a must-see act at festivals such as Download Festival and Sonisphere. The band's commitment to delivering an unforgettable live experience has earned them a loyal following around the world.
With each release, Black Spiders continue to push boundaries and evolve their sound while staying true to their roots. Their latest album "This Savage Land" showcases their growth as songwriters and musicians, with tracks that range from blistering rockers to heartfelt ballads. Whether it's through their energetic performances or infectious melodies, Black Spiders have solidified themselves as one of the most exciting bands in modern rock.

With Since re-assembling Avengers-style (though probably more Suicide Squad!) in 2020, Black Spiders have made a compelling case for heavy guitar music from the sin city streets – revelling in the glories of the genre, its sacred lore, with a top-shelf collection of riffs, a sly dash of humour, plus an iconic logo that sits alongside the best.

It’s a cocktail fans have come to savour, and it’s here in double-measure on the UK outfit’s latest / fourth studio album, Can’t Die, Won’t Die – 42 minutes of back-street trouble, produced by regular studio compadre, Matt Elliss, and featuring lead single ‘Hot Wheels’ – a tussle between riffs an’ hooks.

Noted for their rousing rock ‘n’ roll slogans (“Eat Thunder, Shit Lightning!”), the Spiders are the perfect low-slung machine to clench a tattooed fist to, and Can’t Die, Won’t Die (“A party album from top to tail, every track a banger!” – frontman Pete Spiby) is sure to add more burnt tread to their tyres, as they look to spend much of 2023 out on the road.

For fans of Heaven’s Basement, The Wildhearts, Massive Wagons, Black Star Riders

Can't Die, Won't Die

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