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March 24th 2018 - New Lyric Video For Voodoo Doll
To go with this brand new website, there is a new lyric video for Voodoo Doll!
Check it out below and keep checking back for more updates.
Check it out below and keep checking back for more updates.
November 1ST 2017 - World Rock Countdown Interview
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Paul recently say down with WORLD ROCK COUNTDOWN for a interview, check it out below:
For those readers who don’t know you already, tell us shortly about the history “12 Stones”. How did you start up as a band? We started this band because we love music. We were lucky enough to get enough attention that we were able to make this a career. Right place, right time, right people. How would you like to describe your music? We describe our music as positive, heavy, real music. |
JUNE 29TH 2017 - "Blessing" Song Premiere
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We could all use some good ol’ rock and roll in our lives, and 12 Stones knows how to deliver.
The band has been around the block a handful of times, with their sixth studio album on the books with Cleopatra Records, and they’re proving yet again that no one can turn out a tune quite like them. In somewhat of a Blessing, we have an exclusive listen of the band’s latest track, so you don’t have to wait any longer to rock. Check out “Blessing” below, and don’t forget to grab their forthcoming album, Picture Perfect, on July 14th. |
JUNE 14TH 2017 - "Picture Perfect Video Premiere"
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Some days just seem like something out of a movie. And some videos have that feeling as well, as 12 Stones are exclusively premiering their new clip for “Picture Perfect” right here at Loudwire.
The video features what appears to be a multitude of black-and-white footage from the early days of film, but the one shot that appears to be modern is a man emerging from the ocean and washing up on shore, where it’s quite possible he’s envisioning a simpler time that’s a picture perfect place in the early days of film. That would be keeping with the lyrical content, as 12 Stones’ Paul McCoy sings, “Nothing went the way I thought it would today,” while later coming to the conclusion that it’s time to return to a “picture perfect” place in the mind. |
The song itself is the title track off of 12 Stones upcoming Picture Perfect album. The disc is due July 14 via Cleopatra Records and pre-orders are currently being taken via iTunes and Amazon.
McCoy says of the disc, “We all agree that this is our favorite album yet. Cleopatra Records gave us creative freedom to make the record we wanted to make. We can’t wait for all of you to hear it.”
McCoy says of the disc, “We all agree that this is our favorite album yet. Cleopatra Records gave us creative freedom to make the record we wanted to make. We can’t wait for all of you to hear it.”
MAY 10TH 2017 - "Interview: Paul McCoy – 12 Stones"
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Paul was recently interviewed by Slickster Magazine.
Part of the interview is below, click read more to go to their website and read the full feature. Mike Lopez – First of I would like to start of this interview with a simple question….. Do you have any misconceptions of your band that you would like to address before we begin?
Paul McCoy – We don’t have any real misconceptions about the band that should be addressed. We are all normal guys that share a love for all things music. |
I heard that you worked with Evanescence on their song “Bring Me To Life”, how was it like working with them on the song? How is it like working on a compilation piece?
It was an amazing experience working with Evanescence on BMTL. It was something that I will always be proud of and something that I will never forget. I LOVE working with other artists on their music. It’s always nice to get a different approach when writing music.
How does being a Christian band differentiate you from the crowd?
We are NOT a Christian band. We are a band that believes in sharing our own stories and experiences in life. I grew up in a southern Baptist home with my amazing family. I always write about my own questions, fears etc and try to put a positive spin on things. Music is subjective. The meaning to a song can be totally different from one listener to another. One person might hear a song and think of a relationship while someone else might not get that at all. I don’t like taking the meaning away from a listener.
It was an amazing experience working with Evanescence on BMTL. It was something that I will always be proud of and something that I will never forget. I LOVE working with other artists on their music. It’s always nice to get a different approach when writing music.
How does being a Christian band differentiate you from the crowd?
We are NOT a Christian band. We are a band that believes in sharing our own stories and experiences in life. I grew up in a southern Baptist home with my amazing family. I always write about my own questions, fears etc and try to put a positive spin on things. Music is subjective. The meaning to a song can be totally different from one listener to another. One person might hear a song and think of a relationship while someone else might not get that at all. I don’t like taking the meaning away from a listener.
FEBRUARY 26TH 2017 - "12 Stones project coming soon"
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Eric was recently interviewed by The Carillion.
Part of the interview is below, click read more to go to their website and read the full feature. 12 Stones is a band that’s huge in the world of hard rock music, how does it feel to be on that level of notability?
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Well, I’m not sure how huge we are, but it’s been a long road filled with many friends, opportunities, etc. Honestly, better than I would’ve actually expected.
Speaking of hard rock, the group has recently been a part of the “Make America Rock Again” tour. How has that experience been?
Oh, it was great. We’ve known a lot of those guys for a long time, so it was kind of a reunion tour in a sense. It was a lot of fun.
Speaking of hard rock, the group has recently been a part of the “Make America Rock Again” tour. How has that experience been?
Oh, it was great. We’ve known a lot of those guys for a long time, so it was kind of a reunion tour in a sense. It was a lot of fun.
