New Blind Channel song

2021-11-16 by DatsNotDaMetulz | 1 Comments
Eurovision finalists Blind Channel, who finished 6th in 2021's edition of the Europe-wide music contest representing Finland, have released another song from their upcoming as-yet-unannounced album.
Since signing to Century Media in the immediate aftermath of their Eurovision success (won by fellow rockers Måneskin), the self-described "violent pop" group have been hard at work on their 4th album, and released first single "Balboa" earlier this summer. There is currently no news on an imminent album release, although "Balboa" and new song "We Are No Saints" are both expected to appear on it when it is eventually announced.


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GregoriusV
November 16th 2021
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I really dug Balboa. The music itself on this one is also very decent, but the cheesy lyrics are kinda ruining it for me.



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