News: Molosser - Back in Black (2021)

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Picture Credit: Molosser / Evil Ear


 Molosser - Back in Black (AC/DC Cover)
Release Date: September 17, 2021
Length: 03:38
Genre: Folk Rock
Origin: Uråsa, Sweden

Swedish duo Molosser has become a frequently featured band on MangoWave. You will find previous articles and reviews on the music by Tess and Jahn here.
Their newest output is something I would not have expected. The bigger is the surprise.
'Back in Black', originally written and performed by a band from Australia that I find extremely overrated, is the latest video release by Molosser, and actually it has become pretty cool!
Although the cover version does not feature too many of the thrilling dark harmonies that make Molosser's original songs so exciting, the duo has hereby created a cool camp fire version of the rock classic. Whether AC/DC fans will like it as much as I do, I cannot tell.


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