If It's Too Loud...

We throw the term "supergroup" around quite a bit here, but The Crew is a bonafide supergroup. It features Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman of Rancid, Fletcher Dragge and Byron McMackin of Pennywise, and Mike Muir of Suicidal Tendencies. (This might be the very first time I'm ever seen Muir's last name and him not referred to as "Cyco Miko.") "One Voice" is a call to unity in the punk scene, and it sounds exactly what a band made up of members of Pennywise, Rancid, and Suicidal Tendencies should sound like. It's a classic 90's punk song with vocals from Armstrong, Dragge, and Muir. It's a one-off all star punk jam, and just the kind of thing we could use as we enter what used to be Warped Tour season. You can watch the lyric video for "One Voice" below. The song is available digitally via Epitaph Records here . Physical copies were available via Stay Free Recordings but sold out very quickly.

Photo via Facebook We don't cover a lot of metal or remixes here at If It's Too Loud..., but how could we possibly ignore this? Charlie Benante of Anthrax has been doing his own quarantine covers series, and this time around he has brought in Ra Diaz of Suicidal Tendencies to do a metal remix of Billie Eilish's impossible to avoid "Bad Guy." My early teenage obsessions with Anthrax and Suicidal Tendencies means I'm going to have to check out anything these two do together, and even I can't pretend I don't love "Bad Guy." And a metal mix of "Bad Guy?" Ridiculously great. Seriously. And Benante doesn't even hide his love of the original. On the YouTube video he p osts " Ra and I always Loved this tune and wanted to do a Remix of it. We added some crunch, some funk, some Groove. We like all different forms of music so if Ya Don't like anything, keep it to yourself." The remix ends with a killer breakdown at the en...