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Guitar Hero Live
Last week, Activision and FreeStyle Games revealed the first batch of songs that are coming to Guitar Hero Live, including tracks from Ed Sheeran, Skrillex, and The Red Hot Chili Peppers. Now we've got details on 10 more songs that are hitting Guitar Hero Live when it launches later this year.
Here are the newly revealed tracks:
- Royal Blood "Little Monster"
- Marilyn Manson "Disposable Teens"
- Killswitch Engage "In Due Time"
- Marmozets "Move Shake Hide"
- Of Mice & Men "Bones Exposed"
- Deftones "Diamond Eyes"
- Vista Chino "Sweet Remain"
- Bring Me the Horizon "Shadow Moses"
- Mastodon "High Road"
- Trivium "Strife"
The reveal is part of what Activision is calling Track List Tuesday, so get ready for a series of weekly updates as we get closer to the game's release. For more on the game, including our hands-on impressions with its new guitar controller, check out our preview.
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