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CATHEDRAL IN FLAMES - Offers Billy Idol's "Rebel Yell" Cover

Czech gothic rock act Cathedral In Flames has offered its version of Billy Idol's legendary song, "Rebel Yell", where the band toyed with tempos, added strings and flirted with blast beats for the first time in its history. Produced by the legendary John Freyer, the song retains the anthemic fast-paced chorus, which is further supported by a stylized comic book video.
 
Singer Phil Lee Fall says: "The songs were  basically made to order. And we had a lot of arguments over it. We couldn't figure it out for a long time, but when Gatsby threw in the tempo changes, everything clicked. And John added the blast beats symbolically at the very end".
 
Gatsby adds: "I've never liked this song, so I approached it in the end in the style of seeing if something interesting could be made out of a thousand times stale little ditty. How it turned out, judge for yourself. I'm washing my hands!" Link