Black Light Burns
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Black Light Burns

Black Light Burns is Wes Borland's project, the guitarist known for his work with Limp Bizkit. The band's debut album 'Cruel Melody' came out in 2007,...

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Wes Borland's personal industrial rock project

The Limp Bizkit guitarist's darker, more atmospheric side project.

For a good sense of what this project does, try 'Stop A Bullet' from that first album. Their 'Hungry Like The Wolf' cover is also worth hearing, it's not what you'd expect from a Saw movie.

Black Light Burns gives Wes Borland space for music that's more personal and less polished than his work with Limp Bizkit. Songs like 'Stop A Bullet' from the debut album 'Cruel Melody' show the project's industrial rock leanings with electronic textures. Their cover of Duran Duran's 'Hungry Like The Wolf' even landed in the Saw III soundtrack, which tells you something about the mood.

The project started with 2007's 'Cruel Melody,' featuring collaborations with musicians like Josh Freese and John 5. Later albums like 'Cover Your Heart' and 'The Moment You Realize You're Gonna Die' continued exploring darker themes, with tracks like 'Blood Red Head On Fire' blending heavy guitar work with atmospheric production.

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Black Light Burns is Wes Borland's project, the guitarist known for his work with Limp Bizkit. The band's debut album 'Cruel Melody' came out in 2007, featuring songs like 'Stop A Bullet' and 'Because Of You.' They also recorded a version of Duran Duran's 'Hungry Like The Wolf' that appeared in the Saw III soundtrack.

Borland has worked with various musicians in this project, including drummer Josh Freese, who played with Nine Inch Nails, and guitarist John 5, who has been in Marilyn Manson's band. The music tends toward industrial rock with some electronic textures, though it's more personal and less polished than some of Borland's other work.

Their later albums included 'Cover Your Heart' and 'The Moment You Realize You're Gonna Die,' which continued exploring darker themes. Songs like 'Blood Red Head On Fire' show the project's blend of heavy guitar work and atmospheric production.

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