Soundgarden's first new song in fifteen years now has a video, as the band premiered a new clip for "Live to Rise" earlier this morning. You can check out the music video — which features scenes from the upcoming Avengers movie — below.
Soundgarden recently premiered their first new song in over 15 years — a hooky, not-too-heavy number titled "Live to Rise" — and now they're offering the track as a free download. Head here to get your copy now.
At long last, we finally get our taste of the first new material from Soundgarden in over 15 years. You can stream their new song, "Live to Rise," here, courtesy of KISW.
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