Naruto is renowned as the quintessential underdog anime, but the way it actually uses the underdog trope brings some huge ...

Amy Lee is one of the biggest voices in rock and metal. Her work with Evanescence ... which accompanies a new animated series, 'Devil May Cry'. Also on the show, Shaun's got another crackin ...

At first, vocalist Amy Lee reanimates herself from beneath ... into a room with the rest of Evanescence. And then they rock through the track together. The video likewise screens a few Devil May Cry ...

That's Devil May Cry. Lee recently guested on the Loudwire Nights ... Bring Me the Horizon + More The 25 Best Rock Songs of the Last 25 Years The 25 Best Rock Songs of the Last 25 Years The ...

full of divorce dad rock and punk anthems from the aughts. (Just look at its theme song: Limp Bizkit's Rollin'.) Best of all, you don't need to have played a "Devil May Cry" game to follow along.

It's a chillingly effective performance, especially when compared to the mustache-twirling villains Devil May Cry fans are used to encountering in the games. Meanwhile, Hoon Lee's White Rabbit ...

As stated on Billboard, the show’s producer, Shankar, describes the series as a “melancholic rock & roll ... While Amy Lee wasn’t initially familiar with Devil May Cry, she warmed up to ...

As for “Afterlife,” Lee says she wanted to capture a ... Shankar describes Devil May Cry as a “melancholic rock & roll Shakespearean tragedy — an operatic dance between fate, loss, and ...

By Rania Aniftos Evanescence has stepped into the animated world of Devil May Cry. The rock band has contributed ... Evanescence’s Amy Lee wrote “Afterlife” with Mako (real name Alex Seaver ...

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This week's Makin' Tracks column looks at the writing and recording process behind Lee Brice's song "Cry." By Tom Roland The first listen to the new Lee Brice single, “Cry,” can feel confusing.

Lee Brice admits there were two people in line to record his new song "Cry" before he even heard it. Dallas Davidson led the lyrics for the single, and he was actually going to record it himself.