#298: INDUSTRIAL ROCK/METAL OUTFIT CONTRACULT COLLECTIVE

<p>Los Angeles industrial metal/heavy rock outfit <u><strong>CONTRACULT COLLECTIVE</strong></u><strong> </strong>have shared a cover version of hardcore punk pioneers <strong>BAD BRAINS’</strong> 1986 single “<strong>Sacred Love</strong>” with a music video featuring performance and behind-the-scenes footage from their recent (10/7) performance at <strong>Aftershock Festival</strong> in<strong>Sacramento, CA</strong>. Check it out streaming below or on YouTube <a href="https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001vZ92UokzkEP9aanwKA6KGKarqdm6uM5A3Xcm-dxqO6dO4d04PmEjR4gnFbS52O6pWA6a4Z_dTZ6gkbc1DwYMDX_DEXkE6OhW3EnnVS-CKlHzbgMj4EgY9-FfIN7YD0gALKeShrjBWBO83wS8FgiEcA==&amp;c=_hIA6Y9spv1uqb26NWmcEt2TpXhnHevhqYYMT6Ms5f50pu00amsvMA==&amp;ch=xfzH5_kF2K4dK4urCzGosLZWLgvN-cx-HzrULl3lap1l8naxj5vBGw==">HERE</a>. The single is also available for streaming now across all digital platforms at this link: <a href="https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001vZ92UokzkEP9aanwKA6KGKarqdm6uM5A3Xcm-dxqO6dO4d04PmEjR4gnFbS52O6pRILYkHZILV_IF7Cnc-mTiN8Gh6JzkW2pd86uVdGs_6PewuLe3n71gqY8t4CGguNo3_K7m2aGpRWuxJTBTRfc6zjFXaa7AwE6&amp;c=_hIA6Y9spv1uqb26NWmcEt2TpXhnHevhqYYMT6Ms5f50pu00amsvMA==&amp;ch=xfzH5_kF2K4dK4urCzGosLZWLgvN-cx-HzrULl3lap1l8naxj5vBGw==">http://smarturl.it/sacredloveccc</a>.</p> <p>"If you're going to do a cover, make it your own,” says vocalist <strong>SVART</strong>. “Bad Brains have been one of the most influential bands in my life, so it seemed only fitting that we'd try an Industrial Metal rendition of ‘Sacred Love.’”</p> <p><strong>CONTRACULT COLLECTIVE</strong> was formed by <strong>Svart</strong> and guitarist <strong>Cultprit </strong>and includes BX on synth/backup vocals. The band were originally signed to Roadrunner Records and released two EP’s in 2020, A Cult of Opposition and Follow. The band recently shared a new original single “<strong>Plunge</strong>” with a NSFW horror- themed music video in September and are currently recording their debut full-length record set for release in 2022.</p> <p>The industrial outfit will bring their “pum