Listen to Another New Track from Black Medal (Every Time I Die), “Couldve”

by | Feb 4, 2014

We haven’t heard anything recently about the new Every Time I Die record that’s been in the works, but we’ve been posting a lot about frontman Keith Buckley. Did you hear what he did on the reinterpreted version of Letlive’s “27 Club”?

In addition to lending his talents to that Letlive rendition, Buckley has been working on his new side-band Black Medal. The other week he debuted two new tracks from project, and today another new song was released.

It’s called “Couldve.” And you can stream that song here.

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