New Ryan Adams: Orion - Electrosnake

By Jake Brown

March 12, 2010

Stream: Ryan Adams/Orion - "Electric Snake"

According to his website, Ryan Adams is "going to begin pressing ORION -- my most legit METAL record -- on vinyl next week." The song betrays his oddball definition of "metal" but his postscript lets us know how seriously he takes it: "P.S. Not a single B.C. Rich was hurt in the making of this record."

Regardless, it's nice to have him back doing stuff online. The internet's been a more boring place without him.

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