Metal Bands Slam Disney Tunes

0:00On April 24th, metal bands are flipping Disney classics into brutal headbangers, proving kids songs can slam just as hard as any riff fest. Think Trivium's Matt Heffy nailing the bare necessities from Jungle Book in under an hour during a twitch stream mimicking those cartoon voices, with shredding flair, or corn twisting, kidnap the sandy claws from Nightmare before Christmas into frantic grouse on a Disney covers album. Meanwhile, bands like Tala dropped a whole Aladdin EP called Talaadin, with their new metal take on, friend like me, channeling Robin Williams, Chaos. Tether built evermore from Beauty and the Beast into a slow burn metalcore beast, racking up millions of streams. Fans lose it over these, parents who headbang dig sharing them without the lullabies, and metal crowds chant along it shows. Magnolia Park's pop heavy eye to eye, from a goofy movie, became a tour staple, blending fun vibes with their new metal edge, while Dan Vask of Fearless, powered up, I'll make

1:01a man out of you from Milan to blow up his YouTube channel. Standouts keep dropping, like Floor Jansen from Nightwish soaring on, let it go from frozen, perfect for symphonic swells, or Marilyn Manson haunting. This is Halloween, Andrew W.K., stomps the Mickey Mouse Club march into pit-ready fury, and Martin Skarberger meddles out, we don't talk about Bruno from Encanto. These covers bridge worlds, keeping Disney alive in unexpected ways, crank them up next time you're blasting your playlist. Music News, powered by AI, this is Music News Today.