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Progressive Rockers CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX Enjoy Having “No Fun” on Their New Single
Ahead of the release of their new album, Bronze, progressive rockers Crippled Black Phoenix are streaming their new single online. Check out “No Fun” here…

Crippled Black Phoenix have shared the first track from their forthcoming album Bronze. The UK dark progressive rockers will release their stunning new full-length on November 4th.
Justin Greaves comments: “It is time to give the world a glimpse of our new album with the track ‘No Fun’. This song might raise an eyebrow or two amongst our amazing fans, but then again, Crippled Black Phoenix have always liked to lay musical traps to lure people into our orbit. “No Fun” is far from giving it all away as regards our new album –and this riff has been on demo since 2004, but only now was given birth. Yet it fits the sound, which is our best yet in my opinion and I am extremely happy with how the new album turned out. Stand by for more, but enjoy having ‘No Fun’ for now.”
Bronze Track Listing:
01. Dead Imperial Bastard
02. Deviant Burials
03. No Fun
04. Rotten Memories
05. Champions Of Disturbance (Pt 1 & 2)
06. Goodbye Then
07. Turn To Stone
08. Scared And Alone
09. Winning A Losing Battle
10. We Are The Darkeners
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