Linkin Park channeled their classic sound in the song “Two Faced” from their latest album ‘From Zero.’ A hilarious video clip has emerged from the shoot of the music video, in which the band’s vocalist Emily Armstrong jokingly shoved guitarist Dave Farrell in drummer Colin Brittain’s drums.
‘Two Faced’ track certainly is a call back to the band’s old school style and sound found in their first two albums Hybrid Theory and Meteora, characterized by rap verses from Mike Shinoda, a melodic yet hard-hitting chorus courtesy of Emily Armstrong, rhythmic and heavy guitars, and complete with signature record scratches from DJ and turntablist Joe Hahn.
During an appearance on Zach Sang Show, Mike Shinoda and Emily Armstrong had also discussed the verse in their song, ‘Casualty.’ He also opened up on how the idea of the song came together.
Songs like ‘Two Faced’ and Heavy Is The Crown see Linkin Park sound the heaviest they ever have. Mike even screams on Heavy is the Crown. In the song, Mike Shinoda takes the first vocal while Emily Armstrong joins in for a harmony before belting out the chorus herself. Heavy Is the Crown” also served as the official anthem for the League of Legends world championship.
Linkin Park have also made a triumphant return to the top of the ARIA Albums Chart with From Zero (via Warner Records and Machine Shop), their eighth studio album and the first release since 2017’s One More Light.
Their latest milestone Down Under is especially poignant as it also marks the debut of their new lineup, featuring Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, Joe Hahn, Dave Farrell, Emily Armstrong, and Colin Brittain, following the loss of former frontman Chester Bennington in 2017.
