Que Adam “Nergal” Darski es todo un personaje dentro del metal extremo hoy en día, ya nadie lo duda. Además de ser el frontman, compositor, manager y “dueño” de Behemoth – banda con la que ha logrado los mayores reconocimientos que una agrupación de black/death puede obtener – es propietario de tres barberías, un centro nocturno, bebidas energéticas que se promocionan con su firma y hasta escribió su autobiografía, donde relata su experiencia sobreviviendo a la leucemia (“Heretika: Sacrum Profanum”). Incluso se dio el tiempo para ser uno de los coach del programa de televisión “The Voice” de Polonia. En fin, además de músico, Nergal es todo un businessman, que ha sabido relacionarse exitosamente con empresas y medios de comunicación. Musicalmente, luego de dirigir la evolución de Behemoth hacia una mezcla sincrética de black/death con ritmos más lentos y un sonido más limpio y moderno, Nergal quiso crear otro vehículo artístico donde pudiese reflejar sus gustos por el blues, el folk norteamericano y el country oscuro, volviendo así a las raíces primigenias del rock pero manteniendo su “sensibilidad infernal”, por llamarlo de alguna forma. De esta suerte creó a “Me and That Man”, acompañado en un principio por el músico inglés – avecindado en Polonia – John Porter, lanzando su disco debut “Songs of Love and Death” (Cooking Vinyl Records) en el 2017. Sin embargo, luego de la gira promocional del álbum durante el primer semestre del año 2018, Nergal y Porter separaron aguas, tal como le confesó al medio uDiscover Music: “Intentaré ser lo más diplomático sobre la salida de John, y diré que ha sido una de las colaboraciones mas difíciles de mi vida. Hablo de una colaboración de hombre a hombre, porque sí que he tenido colaboraciones mas difíciles pero con una mujer. Simplemente no funcionaba, nos hubiésemos matado mutuamente tarde o temprano, así que preferimos seguir vivos y separarnos”. En esta misma entrevista comentó que “De todas maneras habrá un nuevo disco de Me And That Man, lo empezaremos a grabar el año que viene y saldrá en 2020. Ya lo tengo todo pensado en mi cabeza, será un concepto totalmente diferente”. Y vaya cuán diferente es respecto al disco debut. En esta ocasión, al mando al 100% de la dirección artística de la banda, Nergal prefirió rodearse de un grupo muy variopinto de músicos de distintos estilos, escenas musicales y backgrounds para lanzar una colección de canciones en su mayoría compuestas tanto musical como letrísticamente por él, quedando este disco a medio camino entre un trabajo sólido bajo el formato de álbum y el mero divertimento o “sólo nos juntamos en el estudio para tocar y pasarlo bien”. ¿Se entiende? Cada canción tiene una personalidad e identidad propia, no teniendo un arco o idea común. En cada una de ellas además Nergal comparte ya sea las voces, las guitarras, permite otros instrumentos o incluso las letras y música con gente tan dispar como Corey Taylor, Ihsahn o el músico country ucraniano Sasha Boole. De su banda soporte anterior, sólo permanece el baterista Łukasz Kumański, quien además ofició como productor junto con Nergal. ¿El resultado? 11 canciones de distinto sabor y estilo. Partimos con una canción que nunca esperamos oír – por su alegría y frescura – como “Run with the Devil”, donde Nergal se acompaña de Jørgen Munkeby, líder de la banda noruega de Prog/Avantgarde Shining (para diferenciarla de los Shining de Suecia, se suele acompañar de la desinencia NO o SE según corresponda), quien se hace cargo de las voces y saxofón, compartiendo además crédito por las líricas. Más que blues suena a una especie de “country cabaret” por la afinación y uso del saxofón, y el ánimo fiestero de la canción; el patrón melódico/rítmico se asemeja mucho a la versión de “Personal Jesus” de Depeche Mode que grabó Johnny Cash en su disco “American IV: The man comes around” (American Recordings/Universal, 2002) e incluso, se asemeja a la de “Strangelove” de los mismos Depeche Mode! Buena canción de arranque pero que al principio te impacta por su jovialidad, más aún si piensas que el álbum anterior de este proyecto empezaba con una canción diametralmente distinta como era “My Church is Black”, rebosante de oscuridad y ritualidad siniestra. Sigue “Coming Home” con Sivert Høyem, músico noruego quien se hizo conocido por ser el cantante de la banda Madrugada, disuelta el año 2008 luego de la muerte de su guitarrista, manteniendo una carrera artística con su nombre. La forma de cantar de Sivert es muy parecida a la de Nick Cave, siendo este último y su banda The Bad Seeds una gran influencia a lo largo de todo el opus, en especial su etapa iniciada con el disco “No More Shall We Part” (Mute Records, 2001). Es una canción breve y sencilla, un blues romántico sin aspavientos y que significa un cambio brusco luego de la energía recibida en el primer track. El tercer tema es una delicia: “Burning Churches” está compuesta, escrita y cantada por Mathew McNerney, músico inglés/irlandés que ha hecho casi toda su carrera artística entre Noruega y Finlandia, participando en discos de Dødheimsgard (bajo el apodo de Kvohst), Code y Grave Pleasures. Debería considerarse como una canción de McKerney con el acompañamiento de Nergal y su banda soporte, puesto que incluso quien toca el violín y la viola es Kimmo Helén, partner artístico de McKerney en su disco de música folk “The World is burning” (Svart Records, Secret Trees, 2014). Excelente tema que te deja pidiendo más. A continuación viene la primera de las colaboraciones más intrigantes: “By the River” con Ihsahn (Emperor, Peccatum, Thou Shalt Suffer) en la voz y guitarra. Este tema es uno de los mejores del disco, con un Ihsann inspirado cantando con sentimiento – se aprecia a leguas su timbre vocal – y despachándose un solo espectacular, demostrando que está en excelente forma artística. Por la oscuridad y pesadez del tema perfectamente pudo haber estado dentro del “Songs of Love and Death”. En este caso tanto las letras como la música llevan la firma de Nergal. Brillante. “Męstwo” cuenta sólo con la voz de Nergal, cantando en polaco, con letra del músico polaco Piotr Gibner y música del partner de Nergal y productor del disco Łukasz Kumański. Es un blues tradicional con guiños a soul, de hecho el coro alcanza ribetes de spirituals (estilo de canto coral, perteneciente a la tradición musical de los africanos esclavizados y obligados a trabajar en los campos de algodón del Sur de EEUU, del cual surgió el blues, el soul y el gospel). Es un tema tranquilo, como el ya analizado “Coming Home”. “Surrender” es el tema que presenta la mayor cantidad de colaboraciones: Patrycja Gola en las voces de apoyo, guitarra de Rob Caggiano (músico de Vol. Beat), letras y voces principales de Anders Landelius (del trío Dead Soul), música de Nergal y Kuba Łuka en las cuerdas. Bellísimo tema que ya ni siquiera llamaría blues, sino un himno soul – un spirituals – intenso donde la guitarra de Caggiano brilla con luz propia. Otra joya del disco y que representa el clímax del tema anterior. Otro cambio brusco viene a continuación: “Deep Down South” con Nicke Anderson (Ex-Entombed, ex-Daemon, actual The Hellacopters) y Johanna Sadonis, (de la banda germana radicada en Londres, Lucifer) en las voces, con el banjo de Sasha Boole. Este tema replica las típicas canciones de bar del Viejo Oeste: si, es un clásico tema del estilo conocido como “Spaghetti Western”. Bueno pero demasiado breve. Volvemos a la oscuridad del country folk más tradicional en “Man Of The Cross”, con líricas y voces de Jérôme Reuter, escritor y músico de la banda de neofolk gótico Rome. Su voz es profunda y densa, que recuerda a la de Leonard Cohen y Mark Lannegan. Gran tema. “You Will Be Mine” trae otra colaboración esperada, con Matt Heafy, frontman de Trivium en las voces. La música y letras pertenecen a Sasha Boole. Resulta un tanto extraña su voz en clave bluesera, sonando parecido al mismo Nergal. Es una balada con tintes folk, en guitarra acústica y con las voces limpias de ambos. (¿Es mi idea o se parece un tanto a la de Mike Patton?) Canción discreta y sencilla, como los tracks 2 y 5. “How Come?” es la canción que ha despertado más revuelo al reunir a las “estrellas” Corey Taylor (Slipknot/Stone Sour) en voces y a Brent Hinds (Mastodon) y Rob Caggiano en las guitarras. Y vaya que la junta valió la pena: así como “Surrender”, esta canción es un verdadero himno blues/gospel con coros inspirados y los solos de Brent Hinds que son de verdad alucinantes. Una lástima que sea tan breve! El último tema es otra canción oscura, que es casi un tributo (o seudocover) a Nick Cave: “Confession” cuenta con las voces – limpias y gritadas – de Niklas Kvarforth, de los suecos Shining que si bien parte en clave blues termina en un arranque black metalero. Dura un poco más de dos minutos, así que más que cierre, parece una joda. La edición especial de este álbum trae dos bonus: “Mother Bury Your Sons” con las voces de Alan “Nemtheanga” Averill en las voces (cantante de la banda irlandesa de black/doom/folk Primordial) y “Down Below” con la voz de Aðalbjörn Tryggvason, cantante y guitarrista de la banda black/post/avant Sólstafir. Tremendas colaboraciones que lamentablemente no tuvimos la oportunidad de escuchar. Aún no se encuentran disponibles en Spotify o Youtube. En conclusión, es un muy buen disco, con grandes canciones en su mayoría pero su variopinto contenido y fluctuaciones bruscas de sonidos y ánimos pueden gustarte o ponerte de mal genio. Canciones muy alegres y potentes como la primera, o “Surrender” o “How Come?” parecen intercaladas a la fuerza entre temas más serenos o “serios”. La calidad entre todas ellas es relativamente pareja, de eso no hay duda, sin embargo este parece ser una “sacada de ganas” de Nergal de codearse de músicos famosos en su proyecto bluesero más que una obra parida desde sus entrañas. Las canciones son buenísimas porque los músicos con los que toca son de primer nivel, pero dudo de las convicciones artísticas que llevaron a Adam para grabar esto que parece una fiesta con grabadora más que un álbum importante en el repertorio de Me and That Man, que de hecho se encuentra lejos de alcanzar la profundidad de su álbum debut. (¿Será a causa de la ausencia de John Porter?) Veremos como se las arregla para tocar estos temas en vivo… si es que sobrevivimos a esta condenada pandemia. Por ahora, a disfrutar este disco con su buena cuota de humor y relajo. Género: Dark Blues, Country, American FolkLanzamiento: 27-03-2020Sello: Napalm Records Tracklist ‘Run With The Devil’ (con Jørgen Munkeby, Shining NO)‘Coming Home’ (con Siver Høyem, Madrugada)‘Burning Churches’ (con Mat McNerney, Grave Pleasures)‘By The River’ (con Ihsahn, Emperor)‘Męstwo’‘Surrender’ (con Rob Caggiano, Volbeat y Anders Landelius, Dead Soul)‘Deep Down South’ (con Nicke Anderson, The Hellacopters y Johanna Sadonis, Lucifer)‘Man Of The Cross’ (con Jerome Reuter, Rome)‘You Will Be Mine’ (con Matt Heafy, Trivium)‘How Come?’ (con Corey Taylor, Slipknot/Stone Sour, Brent Hinds, Mastodon y Rob Caggiano)‘Confession’ (con Niklas Kvarforth, Shining SE) Calificación: 9 / 10 Album Review: G_Radaghast About Latest Posts Obsesionado por la música, el arte, la política y la de profesión, eterno estudiante de la alquimia, la magia enochiana y la filosofía progresivo, trip hop, jazz y música de vanguardia; doom, stoner yblack metal son las piezas de mi refugio sonoro dentro del zeitgeist.

^{Me And That Man - “New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol.1” (album review) “without being as terrible as the first album is nothing to write home} BEHEMOTH mastermind Adam “Nergal” Darski has signed a menacing pact with the devil once again, returning with dark folk/blues/Americana influenced solo project ME AND THAT MAN‘s third full-length studio album, “New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 2”, on November 19, 2021 via Napalm Records. Following the chart-breaking and critically acclaimed antecedent, “New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 1” (2020), the enthralling new offering follows the exciting path Nergal then set ablaze, once again featuring an abundance of heavy music icons — but this time, he takes it to a whole new level. Experience greats such as Gary Holt (SLAYER, EXODUS), Alissa White-Gluz (ARCH ENEMY), Mary Goore, Randy Blythe (LAMB OF GOD), Myrkur, Devin Townsend, David Vincent (MORBID ANGEL), Doug Blair ( Hank Von Hell (TURBONEGRO) and Olve “Abbath” Eikemo (IMMORTAL, ABBATH) intertwining with the album’s bewitching collection of occult anthems, marking another breathtaking symbiosis of unfiltered blues, gothic-laced folk, country essence and touch of evil you’ll swear was either beamed straight out of hell or the most blackened of churches. To mark the album announcement, the devil himself opens a gloomy rift to the most sinister mass and unveils its first track and the official music video. “Got Your Tongue” featuring Chris Georgiadis (TURBOWOLF) showcases another facet of his juxtaposed project and fuels the fire for more. Watch it below. Pre-order “New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 2” HERE. Darski comments on the new album: “Here we go again, mother lovers! ‘New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 2’. You guys know the drill, I recruited the best of the best in heavy music to collaborate on some unique tracks me and the Polish, Italian and Ukrainian crew have been working on over the last 18 months. Once again, the result, amazing and the performances, inspired! Thank you, comrades — Abbath, Alissa, Amalie, Anders, Blaze, Chris G, Chris H, David, Devin, Douglas, Frank, Gary, Hank, Jeff, Kriss, Michale, Ralf and Randy. Who knows when we’ll get together to play these songs but I will try my best to make it happen! Enjoy it everyone!” Following the chart-breaking part one of the album, ME AND THAT MAN are now presenting whole new facets: Opening track “Black Hearse Cadillac”, featuring the vocals of Hank Von Hell and guitar sorcery by Anders Odden, marks a sinister beginning to this infernal journey through dark desert soundscapes and evil lyricism. Driving “Under The Spell” (featuring Mary Goore) lives up to its title, at times evoking a spaghetti western-esque ambience. Songs like wicked “Witches Don’t Fall In Love” (featuring Kristoffer Rygg of ULVER), straight-to-the-head rocking “Blues & Cocaine” (featuring Michale Graves) and mysterious “Goodbye” — with a haunting-yet-powerful vocal attack by Alissa White-Gluz — showcase the record’s extensive variety and that there’s something unexpected lurking all throughout. This is further evident on songs like the soulful blues-rock ballad “Angel Of Light” featuring the compelling voice of Myrkur, or insanely dynamic, uptempo outburst of “Got Your Tongue” featuring Chris Georgiadis (TURBOWOLF). After the enticing debut “Songs Of Love And Death” (2017), followed by sophomore release “New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 1”, its sequel once again mirrors Nergal in a completely different light and provides a tremendous contrast to the extreme metal sounds of BEHEMOTH. “New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 2” track listing: 1. Black Hearse Cadillac (Featuring Hank Von Hell, Anders Odden) 2. Under the Spell (Featuring Mary Goore) 3. All Hope Has Gone (Featuring Blaze Bayley, Gary Holt, Jeff Mantas Dunn) 4. Witches Don’t Fall In Love (Featuring Kristoffer Rygg) 5. Losing My Blues (Featuring Olve Abbath Eikemo, Frank The Baptist, Chris Holmes) 6. Coldest Day In Hell (Featuring Ralf Gyllenhammar, Douglas Blair) 7. Year Of The Snake (Featuring David Vincent) 8. Blues & Cocaine (Featuring Michale Graves) 9. Silver Halide Echoes (Featuring Randy Blythe) 10. Goodbye (Featuring Alissa White-Gluz, Devin Townsend) 11. Angel Of Light (Featuring Myrkur) 12. Got Your Tongue (Featuring Chris Georgiadis) ME AND THAT MAN is: Adam “Nergal” Darski / Vocals, Guitars Łukasz Kumański / Drums and Percussion, Backing Vocals Matteo Bassoli / Bass, Synth, Backing Vocals Sasha Boole / Guitars, Mouth Harp, Banjo

The most popular song on New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol 1 by Me and That Man is “Burning Churches” with a total of 7.2K page views.

Me And That Man opublikowali dziś nowy utwór zatytułowany Surrender. Poznaliśmy też datę premiery i tytuł i datę premiery nowej płyty. Sprawdźcie szczegóły. Me And That Man opublikowali nowy kawałek zatytułowany Surrender, w którym gościnnie wystąpili Landers Andelius (z formacji Dead Soul) oraz Rob Caggiano z Volbeat. Za produkcję klipu odpowiada Grupa 13. Me And That Man – Surrender Z nowym utworem otrzymaliśmy także szczegóły dotyczące nowego albumu zespołu. Drugi krążek formacji zatytułowany będzie New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, i ukaże się 27 marca. Zobacz także Quidditch zmieni nazwę, ponieważ Rowling jest transfobką Hip-hop na ekrany. „Zadra” wystartuje na Festiwalu Polskich Filmów Fabularnych w Gdyni Córka Eminema, Hailie Jade, wspomina dorastanie przy sławnym ojcu Me And That Man – New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, – tracklista Run with the Devil / feat. Jorgen Munkeby ( Shining -NO )Coming Home / feat. Sivert Høyem ( Madrugada )Burning Churches / feat. Mat McNerney ( Grave Pleasures ) By the River / feat. Ihsahn ( Emperor )MęstwoSurrender / feat. Landers Andelius ( Dead Soul )Deep Down South / feat. Johanna Sadonis ( Lucifer )Man of the Cross / feat. Jérôme Reuter ( Rome )You Will Be Mine / feat. Matt Heavy ( Trivium )How Come / feat. Corey Taylor ( Slipknot )Confession / feat. Niklas Kvarforth ( Shining SE ) Do tej pory, oprócz Surrender, otrzymaliśmy jeszcze dwa single, które znajdą się na płycie – Burning Churches i Run With The Devil. Me And That Man – trasa koncertowa 2020 Zaraz po premierze albumu zespół rusza w polską trasę koncertową New Tour, New Songs, Same Shit 2020. Nergalowi i jego ekipie podczas trasy będą towarzyszyć Frank The Baptist oraz Mulk oraz w roli gościa specjalnego Jørgen Munkeby z norweskiej formacji Shining. Pełną rozpiskę koncertów znajdziecie tutaj natomiast bilety są dostępne w sprzedaży na stronie Me And That Man opublikowali dziś nowy utwór zatytułowany Surrender. Poznaliśmy też datę premiery i tytuł i datę premiery nowej płyty. Sprawdźcie szczegóły. Zobacz także Quidditch zmieni nazwę, ponieważ Rowling jest transfobką Hip-hop na ekrany. „Zadra” wystartuje na Festiwalu Polskich Filmów Fabularnych w Gdyni Córka Eminema, Hailie Jade, wspomina dorastanie przy sławnym ojcu Me […] Me And That Man - trasa koncertowa 2020 od 69 PLN Polub na Facebooku: Nie przegap

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The portals to the most blackened church re-open again:Behemoth’s Nergal Announces ME AND THAT MAN’s newest offering of bewitching dark folk! New Album New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, will be out on November 19, 2021 | Save Your Copy NOW! Watch/Listen To The New Single and Official Music Video “Got Your Tongue” feat. Chris Georgiadis” HERE! Behemoth mastermind Adam “Nergal” Darski has signed a menacing pact with the devil once again, returning with dark folk/blues/Americana influenced solo project ME AND THAT MAN’s third full-length studio album, New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, on November 19, 2021 via Napalm Records. Following the chart-breaking and critically acclaimed antecedent, New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, (2020), the enthralling new offering follows the exciting path Nergal then set ablaze, once again featuring an abundance of heavy music icons – but this time, he takes it to a whole new level. Experience greats such as Gary Holt (Slayer, Exodus), Alissa White-Gluz (Arch Enemy), Mary Goore, Randy Blythe (Lamb Of God), Myrkur, Devin Townsend, David Vincent, Doug Blair ( Hank von Hell (Turbonegro) and Olve “Abbath” Eikemo (Immortal, Abbath) intertwining with the album’s bewitching collection of occult anthems, marking another breathtaking symbiosis of unfiltered blues, gothic-laced folk, country essence and touch of evil you’ll swear was either beamed straight out of hell or the most blackened of churches. To mark the album announcement, the devil himself opens a gloomy rift to the most sinister mass and unveils its first track and the official music video. “Got Your Tongue” feat. Chris Georgiadis (Turbowolf) showcases another facet of his juxtaposed project and fuels the fire for more! Adam “Nergal” Darski on the new album:“Here we go again, mother lovers! New Man, New Songs, Same Shit VOLUME 2. You guys know the drill, I recruited the best of the best in heavy music to collaborate on some unique tracks me and the Polish, Italian and Ukrainian crew have been working on over the last 18 months. Once again, the result, amazing and the performances, inspired! Thank you, Comrades – Abbath, Alissa, Amalie, Anders, Blaze, Chris G, Chris H, David, Devin, Douglas, Frank, Gary, Hank, Jeff, Kris, Michale, Ralf and Randy. Who knows when we’ll get together to play these songs but I will try my best to make it happen! Enjoy it everyone!” Following the chart-breaking part one of the album, ME AND THAT MAN are now presenting whole new facets: Opening track “Black Hearse Cadillac”, featuring the vocals of Hank von Hell and guitar sorcery by Anders Odden, marks a sinister beginning to this infernal journey through dark desert soundscapes and evil lyricism. Driving “Under The Spell” (feat. Mary Goore) lives up to its title, at times evoking a spaghetti western-esque ambience. Songs like wicked “Witches Don’t Fall in Love” (feat. Kristoffer Rygg/Ulver), straight-to-the-head rocking “Blues & Cocaine” (feat. Michale Graves) and mysterious “Goodbye” – with a haunting yet powerful vocal attack by Alissa White-Gluz – showcase the record’s extensive variety and that there’s something unexpected lurking all throughout. This is further evident on songs like the soulful blues-rock ballad “Angel of Light” featuring the compelling voice of Myrkur, or insanely dynamic, uptempo outburst of “Got Your Tongue” feat. Chris Georgiadis (Turbowolf). After the enticing debut Songs of Love And Death (2017), followed by sophomore release New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, its sequel once again mirrors Nergal in a completely different light and provides a tremendous contrast to the extreme metal sounds of Behemoth. Pre-Order New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, NOW! New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Tracklisting:1. Black Hearse Cadillac (feat. Hank Von Hell, Anders Odden)2. Under the Spell (feat. Mary Goore)3. All Hope Has Gone (feat. Blaze Bayley, Gary Holt, Jeff Mantas Dunn)4. Witches Don’t Fall in Love (feat. Kristoffer Rygg)5. Losing My Blues (feat. Olve Abbath Eikemo, Frank The Baptist, Chris Holmes)6. Coldest Day in Hell (feat Ralf Gyllenhammar, Douglas Blair)7. Year of the Snake (feat. David Vincent)8. Blues & Cocaine (feat. Michale Graves)9. Silver Halide Echoes (feat. Randy Blythe)10. Goodbye (feat. Alissa White-Gluz, Devin Townsend)11. Angel of Light (feat. Myrkur)12. Got Your Tongue (feat. Chris Georgiadis) New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, will be available in the following formats:– 1 CD Sleevepack– 1 LP Gatefold Vinyl Black– 1 LP Gatefold Vinyl Sun Yellow (Napalm Records worldwide exclusive)– 1 LP Earbook Marbled Black/Gold “Die Hard Edition” + 48pages booklet + slipmat (Napalm Records worldwide exclusive)– Digital album ME AND THAT MAN are:Adam “Nergal” Darski – Vocals and GuitarsŁukasz Kumański – Drums and Percussion, Backing VocalsMatteo Bassoli – Bass, Synth and Backing VocalsSasha Boole – Guitars, Mouth Harp, Banjo For more information, please visit:HOMEPAGEFACEBOOKINSTAGRAMNAPALM RECORDS

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Adam “Nergal” Darski is returning with dark folk/blues/Americana influenced solo project ‘Me And That Man’ and they are to release their new full-length studio album ‘New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, on November 19, 2021 via Napalm Records. Following the chart-breaking and critically acclaimed antecedent, ‘New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, (2020), the enthralling new offering follows the exciting path Nergal then set ablaze, once again featuring an abundance of heavy music icons – but this time, he takes it to a whole new level. Experience greats such as Gary Holt (Slayer, Exodus), Alissa White-Gluz (Arch Enemy), Mary Goore, Randy Blythe (Lamb Of God), Myrkur, Devin Townsend, David Vincent, Doug Blair ( Hank von Hell (Turbonegro) and Olve “Abbath” Eikemo (Immortal, Abbath) intertwining with the album’s bewitching collection of occult anthems, marking another breathtaking symbiosis of unfiltered blues, gothic-laced folk, country essence and touch of evil you’ll swear was either beamed straight out of hell or the most blackened of churches. Adam “Nergal” Darski on the new album ”Here we go again, mother lovers! ‘New Man, New Songs, Same Shit Volume 2’. Once again, the result is amazing and the performances, inspired!.” pre-order your copy here To mark the album announcement, the band has unveiled its first track and the official music video for the track ‘Got Your Tongue’ which features Chris Georgiadis of Turbowolf. Check out the video here Other Links And Stories Subscribe to the free monthly TotalRock newsletter

Me and That Man released New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol 1 on March 27, 2020. The 50th Featured Charts Videos Promote Your Music. What is the most popular album by Me and That Man? ^{Me And That Man ‎– New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, CDMystic Production, MYSTCD 381CD, DigibookMade In Poland, 2020Rock, BluesShipping/WysyłkaWysyłka w ciągu 2 dni w bezpiecznym opakowaniuShipping within 2 days in save packageCondition/StanBrand new item, sealed/Album nowy w foliiTracklist/Utwory 1 Run With The Devil2 Coming Home3 Burning Churches4 By The River5 Męstwo6 Surrender7 Deep Down South8 Man Of The Cross9 You Will Be Mine10 How Come ?11 Confession} ^{[ April 3, 2023 ] Bad Omens Announces CONCRETE FOREVER North American Fall Headlining Tour Upcoming Concerts [ April 3, 2023 ] Fozzy Rumbles Into Town and Crushes The Crowd on their Save The World Tour Concert Reviews} The dark veil between Nergal's enigmatic blackened blues project and its dedicated congregation has finally been lifted. Napalm Records has announced the official release of ME AND THAT MAN's sophomore full-length album, titled "New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 1", on March 27. It will be celebrated with a special record-release show in London on the same day, including special guests from the years after their initial debut, ME AND THAT MAN has returned with an offering that is indeed different from the first, but in no way less brilliant. The mysterious collective has surpassed themselves with their bewitching new collection — featuring ominous lyricism atop unfiltered blues, gothic-laced folk, outlaw country and Americana-influenced anthems. The enthralling album visits a completely new spectrum of dark desert vibes and sees notable heavy music icons such as Corey Taylor (SLIPKNOT),Brent Hinds (MASTODON),Matt Heafy (TRIVIUM),Ihsahn (EMPEROR) and Sivert Høyem (MADRUGADA) join the pact with the devil. "New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 1" is a diversified, dynamic masterpiece that presents Nergal in a completely new light, providing a strong contrast to the heavier sounds of BEHEMOTH. Evil has truly never sounded so comments: "With the utmost pride and… kind of relief;,I present to you, the second ME AND THAT MAN album — 'New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 1'. This time 'round, I wanted to take on a different challenge and curated an album of 11 songs — each with their own character and vibe, alongside the most talented and important individuals across the whole scene. Together, we take trips to the lands of blues, folk, country and even spaghetti western. Only time will tell if we hit the mark, but I deeply believe so. I'm very proud of this piece of work and it has been a monumental task to achieve."I would like to thank EACH one of our guests for being part of this project: Mat and Matt, Niklas and Jørgen, Corey, Alan, Addi, Brent, Vegard, Sivert, Anders, Rob, Jerome, Johanna and Nicke. I LOVE you all from here to the moon and back! Without the passion and heart you granted us, this wouldn't have been possible!"After just having released the upbeat "Run With The Devil" featuring Jørgen Munkeby of the Norwegian blackjazz collective SHINING and the outlaw-infused "Burning Churches" featuring Mat McNerney of GRAVE PLEASURES, ME AND THAT MAN have dropped a third single — the gloomy, soulful "Surrender", cut from "New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 1". The track features the Swedish industrial doom blues standout DEAD SOUL and Rob Caggiano's (VOLBEAT) distinctive guitar playing. It shows yet another aspect of the band's versatility."New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 1" track listing:01. Run With The Devil (feat. Jørgen Munkeby of SHINING)02. Coming Home (feat. Siver Høyem of MADRUGADA)03. Burning Churches (feat. Mat McNerney of GRAVE PLEASURES)04. By The River (feat. Ihsahn of EMPEROR)05. Męstwo06. Surrender (feat. Anders Landelius of DEAD SOUL)07. Deep Down South (feat. Nicke Anderson of ENTOMBED / Johanna Sadonis of LUCIFER)08. Man Of The Cross (feat. Jerome Reuter of ROME)09. You Will Be Mine (feat. Matt Heafy of TRIVIUM)10. How Come? (feat. Corey Taylor of SLIPKNOT and STONE SOUR) / Brent Hinds of MASTODON)11. Confession (feat. Niklas Kvarforth of SHINING)ME AND THAT MAN released its debut album, "Songs Of Love And Death", in 2017 — introducing the world to its unique brand of folk and blues, mixed with hints of outlaw country. The atmospherically dark album provided a strong contrast to BEHEMOTH with its catchy melodies and relaxed rhythms, and gave Nergal space to express his creativity in a different setting. Since its release, the album's lead single, "My Church Is Black", has racked up over million streams on has been a fixture in the music industry for years. As the frontman of black/death metal band BEHEMOTH, Darski has been known to preach unholy sermons, praise Satan and sing about explicit blasphemy. Naturally, the next step was to channel those themes into another genre commonly dubbed as the Devil's music — blues. ME AND THAT MAN is exactly that — Nergal's solo project will surprise and bewitch the listener. The visionary creative founded the band in an effort to showcase his true ability to adapt to any genre. In summer 2018, British/Polish rock musician John Porter left ME AND THAT MAN after the band completed a number of gigs in support of "Songs Of Love And Death".Photo credit: Grzegorz-Gołębiowski Discover Męstwo by Me and That Man. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic. Just a year after the release of New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, the Behemoth frontman has returned and this time Nergal has bought even more friends with him. The second instalment features stunning guests such as Gary Holt (Slayer, Exodus), Alissa White-Gluz (Arch Enemy), Randy Blythe (Lamb Of God), Myrkur, Devin Townsend, David Vincent, Doug Blair ( Hank von Hell (Turbonegro) and Olve Abbath Eikemo (Immortal, Abbath) to join the Blackened Folk sound. From the start, the darkness that is involved in this album is felt as the world turns to greyscale and the sounds of Folk, Blues and Americana take an unusually disturbing turn that makes you feel lik the songs have been created with sinister influences. As the opening track ‘Black Hearse Cadillac’ ensures that the feeling is as intense as possible, the haunting sounds of chants welcome you before the vocal of Hank von Hell adds a different dimension, however that uncomfortable feeling really sets the feeling of impending doom on another level. As the songs progress you will hear a different side of the guest performers as well as they delve into this unnerving world and when you hear Alissa White-Gluz on ‘Goodbye’ you won’t hear Arch Enemy. You will experience a more stripped-down version of her and it not only works amazingly but fits with the style of music almost naturally. The vocal of Myrkur is usually heard around the blackened folk arena ad unsurprising this sounds authentic and made for joining Me And That Man. If you want to hear how a perfect guest slot can work, listen to ‘Angel of Light.’ Whilst this album has a darker sound to it than both New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, and Songs of Love and Death this certainly isn’t a turn that hasn’t worked. The feeling that something horrendous is happening lasts for the entire 45 minutes even in the more Rock n Roll tracks you can never get comfortable. The fact that so many top-level guests want to be a part of this project just goes to show how impressive the Me And That Man brand is and the way that all the featured artists just slot in so easily has allowed for an authentically twisted take on traditional Folk and Blues. Ed Ford New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, will be released Friday, November 19th 2021 via Napalm Records. Tracklist Black Hearse Cadillac (feat. Hank Von Hell and Anders Odden) Under The Spell (feat. Mary Goore) All Hope Has Gone (feat. Blaze Bayley, Gary Holt and Jeff Mantas Dunn) Witches Don’t Fall in Love (feat. Kristoffer Rygg) Losing My Blues (feat. Olve Abbath Eikemo, Frank The Baptist and Chris Holmes) Coldest Day in Hell (feat. Ralf Gyllenhammar and Douglas Blair) Year of the Snake (feat. David Vincent) Blues & Cocaine (feat. Michale Graves) Silver Halide Echoes (feat. Randy Blythe) Goodbye (feat. Alissa White Gluz and Devin Townsend) Angel of Light (feat. Myrkur) Got Your Tongue (feat. Chris Georgiadis) Online

Behemoth mastermind Adam "Nergal" Darski has signed a menacing pact with the devil once again, returning with dark folk/blues/Americana influenced solo project Me and That Man's third full-length studio album, New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol.2, on November 19, 2021 via Napalm Records. As a sequel to the project's previous record, New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol.1 (2020), the enthralling

ME AND THAT MAN, das Dark Folk-Projekt rund um Adam Nergal Darski (BEHEMOTH), hat mit “New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, ein neues Album angekündigt. Es ist nach “Songs of Love And Death” (2017) und “New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, (2020) das dritte Album des Projekts. Als Vorgeschmack kann man sich jetzt ein auch ein Video zu “Under The Spell” ansehen. Gemeinsam mit der Album-Ankündigung hatte die Band mit “Got Your Tongue” eine erste Single mitsamt Video-Clip veröffentlicht. Als Gast ist hier Chris Georgiadis (TURBOWOLF) zu hören. Im September folgte das Video zu “Angel Of Light” feat. MYRKUR. Weitere Gast-Musiker sind unter anderem Gary Holt (SLAYER, EXODUS), Alissa White-Gluz (ARCH ENEMY), Mary Goore, Randy Blythe (LAMB OF GOD), MYRKUR, DEVIN TOWNSEND, David Vincent (Ex-MORBID ANGEL), Doug Blair ( HANK VON HELL (TURBONEGRO) und Olve “Abbath” Eikemo (IMMORTAL, ABBATH). Den Grundstock von ME AND THAT MAN bilden jedoch Sänger und Gitarrist Adam “Nergal” Darski, Drummer Łukasz Kumański, Bassist Matteo Bassoli sowie Gitarrist, Mundharmonika- und Banjo-Spieler Sasha Boole. “New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, das mit einem Cover-Artwork von Barte Rogalewicz ausgestattet wurde, wird am 19. November 2021 via Napalm Records erscheinen. 1. Black Hearse Cadillac (feat. Hank Von Hell, Anders Odden) 2. Under the Spell (feat. Mary Goore) (Video bei YouTube) 3. All Hope Has Gone (feat. Blaze Bayley, Gary Holt, Jeff Mantas Dunn) 4. Witches Don’t Fall in Love (feat. Kristoffer Rygg) 5. Losing My Blues (feat. Olve Abbath Eikemo, Frank The Baptist, Chris Holmes) 6. Coldest Day in Hell (feat Ralf Gyllenhammar, Douglas Blair) 7. Year of the Snake (feat. David Vincent) 8. Blues & Cocaine (feat. Michale Graves) 9. Silver Halide Echoes (feat. Randy Blythe) 10. Goodbye (feat. Alissa White-Gluz, Devin Townsend) 11. Angel of Light (feat. Myrkur) (Video bei YouTube) 12. Got Your Tongue (feat. Chris Georgiadis) (Video bei YouTube)

The sophomore Me And That Man record, out now is titled New Man, New Songs, Same Shit Vol. 1 and features an array of material written by Nergal and other collaborators. Nearly every song ME AND THAT MAN have announced a new album! Titled New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, the upcoming album from Nergal’s enigmatic blackened blues project is the follow-up to 2020’s New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, and is scheduled to be released in November this year, via Napalm Records. Akin to the previous outing, the upcoming album features a plethora of guests including Devin Townsend, Myrkur, Randy Blythe, Alissa White-Gluz, Olve Abbath Eikemo, Gary Holt, David Vincent and more. Speaking about the upcoming album, Adam ‘Nergal’ Darski tells us, “here we go again, mother lovers! New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Volume 2. You guys know the drill, I recruited the best of the best in heavy music to collaborate on some unique tracks me and the Polish, Italian and Ukrainian crew have been working on over the last 18 months. Once again, the result, amazing and the performances, inspired! Thank you, Comrades – Abbath, Alissa, Amalie, Anders, Blaze, Chris G, Chris H, David, Devin, Douglas, Frank, Gary, Hank, Jeff, Kris, Michale 24: Method Man and Redman: How High. There aren’t any outright weed references in this song, but the toking sounds (and the opening Hendrix quote) tell the story. Besides, how many not-stoned

The portals to the most blackened church re-open again: Behemoth's Nergal announces Me And That Man's newest offering of bewitching dark folk! Adam "Nergal" Darski has signed a menacing pact with the devil once again, returning with dark folk/blues/Americana influenced solo project Me And That Man's third full-length studio album, New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, on 19 November via Napalm Records. Following the chart-breaking and critically acclaimed antecedent, New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, (2020), the enthralling new offering follows the exciting path Nergal then set ablaze, once again featuring an abundance of heavy music icons - but this time, he takes it to a whole new level. Experience greats such as Gary Holt (Slayer, Exodus), Alissa White-Gluz (Arch Enemy), Mary Goore, Randy Blythe (Lamb Of God), Myrkur, Devin Townsend, David Vincent (ex-Morbid Angel, I Am Morbid,...), Doug Blair ( Hank von Hell (Turbonegro) and Olve "Abbath" Eikemo (Immortal, Abbath) intertwining with the album's bewitching collection of occult anthems, marking another breathtaking symbiosis of unfiltered blues, gothic-laced folk, country essence and a touch of evil you'll swear was either beamed straight out of hell or the most blackened of churches. To mark the album announcement, the devil himself opens a gloomy rift to the most sinister mass and unveils its first track and the official music video. "Got Your Tongue" feat. Chris Georgiadis (Turbowolf) showcases another facet of his juxtaposed project and fuels the fire for more! Adam "Nergal" Darski on the new album: "Here we go again, mother lovers! New Man, New Songs, Same Shit Vol. 2. You guys know the drill, I recruited the best of the best in heavy music to collaborate on some unique tracks me and the Polish, Italian and Ukrainian crew have be

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Friday evening, Adam Darski and his ME AND THAT MAN crew held a live stream on Napalm Record’s Youtube channel to celebrate the release of their sophomore album “New Man, New Songs, Same Shit Vol. 1” (out March 27) which boasts a long list of well-known guest musicians among which include Corey Taylor, Matt Heafy, Ihsahn, Rob Caggiano, and many others. Unlike black metal heavyweights BEHEMOTH, Nergal’s side project, ME AND THAT MAN follows a different approach to music, fusing blues and folk with rock and metal influences thus creating 11 tracks that have their own personality and flavor, especially considering the talent involved in this record. The proceedings begin on an energetic and rockish note with the track “Run With The Devil” only to be followed by the bluesy/Gothic mix-up that is “Coming Home,” which half reminds me of the Elvis Presley half of TYPE O NEGATIVE because of Siver Høyem’s sultry vocals, the lyrics, and the gritty guitar tone. This laid back and relaxed vibe continues with the uplifting “Burning Churches” a dark affair that has a western/gospel feel to it, especially during the chorus, which combines incredibly well with the black metal aesthetic that derives from the overall atmosphere of the song. The melancholy “By the River” is a song where the folky notes of southern country music meet a doomy, funereal vibe thanks to Ihsahn’s intense vocal delivery, while a superb guitar solo closes the track in style. The upbeat acoustic “Męstwo” feels like an interlude more than anything else, with Adam Darski sounding confident and a bit delicate while the backing arrangements are ethereal and atmospheric. “Surrender” features a more preeminent gospel feel because of the backing choirs that add not only atmosphere but also intensity to the music, though the guitars and vocals give it a more rockish edge. Exploring the heart of the western culture, “Deep Down South” is a beautiful duet between Nicke Anderson (ENTOMBED) and Johanna Sadonis (LUCIFER) that even incorporates a harmonica solo and what sounds like a banjo for a more genuine feel. “Man of the Cross” is another dark affair that has some Nick Cave vibes to it coming from the atmosphere and orchestrations, as well as Jerome Reuter’s grave vocal delivery. The acoustic “You Will Be Mine” works as the ballad of the album with Matt Heafy delivering a sweet and tender, heartfelt performance, after which follows Corey Taylor, whose delivery in “How Come?” is as magnetic as it is suave. The guitar melody and bluesy solo courtesy of Brent Hinds makes the track feel more rockish than it actually is. “Confession” features a deep and elegant delivery from Niklas Kvarforth before a rush of guitars closes off the album in a very BEHEMOTH type of way. Mysterious are the ways of the music, since a Polish artist has managed to create such an intriguing index of everything Americana, while somehow still retaining elements that are familiar to the listeners. There are a lot of different facets to this album that sometimes work like a charm, sometimes drag a bit, but everything is held together tightly by the gloomy atmosphere of dark blues melodies. Worshiping the devil has never been more seductive. Written by Andrea Crow Tracklist Run With The Devil (feat. Jørgen Munkeby, SHINING [NO]) Coming Home (feat. Siver Høyem, MADRUGADA) Burning Churches (feat. Mat McNerney, GRAVE PLEASURES) By The River (feat. Ihsahn, EMPEROR) Męstwo Surrender (feat. Rob Caggiano, VOLBEAT/DEAD SOUL) Deep Down South (feat. Nicke Anderson, ENTOMBED and JOHANNA SADONIS, Lucifer) Man Of The Cross (feat. Jerome Reuter, ROME) You Will Be Mine (feat. Matt Heafy, TRIVIUM) How Come? (feat. Corey Taylor, SLIPKNOT/STONE SOUR and Brent Hinds, MASTODON) Confession (feat., Niklas Kvarforth, SHINING [SE]) Lineup Adam “Nergal” Darski Label Napalm Records Links WebsiteFacebookInstagram Recent posts Hellfest – Day 7 @ Clisson, France By Maria S. / July 27, 2022 Hellfest 2022 made its post-corona comeback, with artists like Cult of Fire, Lionheart, Archgoat, Pentagram, Mercyful Fate, Carcass, and more! Check out the festival report from our final day here... Read More Related posts

When BEHEMOTH driving force Nergal released the first ME AND THAT MAN album, "Songs Of Love And Death", back in 2017, it was a project — a collaboration, in fact, with folk musician John Porter

Napalm Records is pleased to announce the official release of Me And That Man’s album ‘New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, on March 27, 2020 and is a diverse, dynamic masterpiece that presents Nergal in a completely new light, providing a striking contrast to the heavier sounds of his acclaimed other band, Behemoth. Evil has truly never sounded so good. Nergal comments,”With the utmost pride and… kind of relief; I present to you, the second Me And That Man album ‘New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, This time round, I wanted to take on a different challenge and Me And That Man New Man New Songs Same Shit Vol.2 Behemoth mastermind Adam “Nergal” Darski has signed a menacing pact with the devil once again, returning with dark folk/blues/Americana influenced solo project ME AND THAT MAN’s third full-length studio album, New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol.2, on November 19, 2021 via Napalm Records.

News Added Aug 25, 2021 ME AND THAT MAN have announced a new album! Titled New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, the upcoming album from Nergal’s enigmatic blackened blues project is the follow-up to 2020’s New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, and is scheduled to be released in November this year, via Napalm Records. Akin to the previous outing, the upcoming album features a plethora of guests including Devin Townsend, Myrkur, Randy Blythe, Alissa White-Gluz, Olve Abbath Eikemo, Gary Holt, David Vincent and more. Speaking about the upcoming album, Adam ‘Nergal’ Darski tells us, “here we go again, mother lovers! New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Volume 2. You guys know the drill, I recruited the best of the best in heavy music to collaborate on some unique tracks me and the Polish, Italian and Ukrainian crew have been working on over the last 18 months. Once again, the result, amazing and the performances, inspired! Thank you, Comrades – Abbath, Alissa, Amalie, Anders, Blaze, Chris G, Chris H, David, Devin, Douglas, Frank, Gary, Hank, Jeff, Kris, Michale, Ralf and Randy. Who knows when we’ll get together to play these songs, but I will try my best to make it happen! Enjoy it everyone!” Alongside the announcement of the new album, the band have released a new music video for the first song lifted from the upcoming release; Got Your Tongue. The new song features a guest contribution from Chris Georgiadis of TURBOWOLF. Track list: Added Aug 25, 2021 01. Black Hearse Cadillac (feat. Hank Von Hell, Anders Odden) 02. Under the Spell (feat. Mary Goore) 03. All Hope Has Gone (feat. Blaze Bayley, Gary Holt, Jeff Mantas Dunn) 04. Witches Don’t Fall in Love (feat. Kristoffer Rygg) 05. Losing My Blues (feat. Olve Abbath Eikemo, Frank The Baptist, Chris Holmes) 06. Coldest Day in Hell (feat Ralf Gyllenhammar, Douglas Blair) 07. Year of the Snake (feat. David Vincent) 08. Blues & Cocaine (feat. Michale Graves) 09. Silver Halide Echoes (feat. Randy Blythe) 10. Goodbye (feat. Alissa White-Gluz, Devin Townsend) 11. Angel of Light (feat. Myrkur) 12. Got Your Tongue (feat. Chris Georgiadis) Video Added Aug 25, 2021 Angel of Light (feat. Myrkur) Added Sep 24, 2021