Hearken to Biffy Clyro’s Simon Neil visitor on new model of Goldfinger’s ‘Superman’
Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil has guested on a brand new model of Goldfinger‘s basic track ‘Superman’ – you possibly can hearken to the monitor under.
The track, which initially featured on Goldfinger’s 1997 album ‘Grasp-Ups’, is a part of a brand new deluxe version of the band’s 2020 LP ‘By no means Look Again’, which was their eighth studio album.
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This prolonged model of ‘By no means Look Again’ additionally contains a collaboration with Avril Lavigne within the type of a transforming of ‘Right here In Your Bed room’, the lead single from Goldfinger’s 1996 self-titled debut studio album.
Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker – who has co-written 4 new songs for the deluxe version – performs drums on each of the tracks, in addition to on an up to date model of Goldfinger’s well-liked cowl of Nena’s ’99 Crimson Balloons’.
You’ll be able to hearken to Goldfinger and Neil collaborating on ‘Superman’ above.
IT’S OUT! By no means Look Again (Deluxe) is out there in all places that includes 4 new songs and some older ones with a twist! Large due to @AvrilLavigne, Simon from @BiffyClyro and everybody else who helped make this doable 🤟🏻 pic.twitter.com/knOzex1Zh8
— Goldfinger (@goldfingermusic) August 5, 2022
Final month, Simon Neil was offered with an honorary diploma from Glasgow Caledonian College.
The vocalist, guitarist and songwriter acquired a Physician of Letters (DLitt) from the College for “his continued inspiration to all creatives the world over”.
Talking in regards to the honour, Neil mentioned in a press release: “To obtain this doctorate is an honour I may by no means have anticipated. To obtain it in Glasgow, a metropolis which has featured so lengthy and so supportively within the band’s story, is the stuff of goals.
“I’m additionally proud to be linked to such a forward-thinking establishment as Caledonian College, and settle for this honour gratefully.”