A countdown began, which got Linkin Park fans speculating on what was happening.
When that countdown did end it seemed too many that it was a troll job. When in actuality the message was about an announcement happening on September 5. Linkin Park is back with a new co-singer in Emily Armstrong who was in the band Dead Sara.
Linkin Park also provided a livestream of their first performance together.
With a new singer, The Inscriber Magazine will now take a look at the top covers of Linkin Park songs.
Starting off is the cinematic trailer version of Crawling by Vince Cox featuring Corvyx.
Acoustic cover of Crawling by Dave Winkler.
Sticking with the cinematic theme, this time it is Tommee Profitt featuring Fleurie and Jung Youth with their cover of In The End.
Jonathan Young and Caleb Hyles with a cover of In The End.
A different take on In The End by Us the Duo.
Dave Winkler does an excellent cover of Numb
Another Numb cover this time by Tommee Profitt featuring Skylar Grey
Sticking with Numb covers here is an excellent one done by Erik Gronwall
Numb cover by Violet Orlandi.
A different perspective when it comes to covers, this time an orchestral version of Numb by Epic Orchestra. As one of the comments states “this certainly gives a full range of emotions.” That it certainly does.
This cover of Number was released 15 hours ago. It’s by Kelli Copter.
John Borja featuring Rene Serna and their cover of Numb.
Janet Devlin has a unique voice check it out as she covers Numb.
Switching it up to instrumentals here is a drum cover of Numb by El Estepario Siberiano.
Another drum cover this one by Kristina Schiano.
Halocene featuring Violet Orlandi with their cover of New Divide.
Again with Halocene this time featuring Lauren Babic and David Michael Frank with a cover of Somewhere I Belong
A vocal cover of Somewhere I Belong by Bill Sandre.
Fame On Fire with the cover of Heavy
One of the more underrated songs from Linkin Park is Shadow of the Day. Here is Dave Winkler’s acoustic cover.
Here is another cover of Shadow of the Day this one is by Andre Spadeto, Hick Lopes, and Rodrigo Gouveia.
The Iron Cross Band and the cover of What I’ve Done
Jonathan Young this time by himself does a cover of What I’ve Done.
What I’ve Done vocal cover by Felix Larouche.
Quite possibly the most difficult song of Linkin Park’s, yet Laruen Babic with Halocene did it with Bleed it Out.
One of my favorite songs from Linkin Park is Breaking The Habit and Affiance does an excellent job on this cover.
From one of the recently released songs from Linkin Park, Morphide does an excellent cover of Lost.
Victor Borba and his cover of Lost.
Waiting On The End cover by BackWordz Music.
Right up there with Bleed It Out in terms of covers, Given Up is up there. Here is Mark Taborosi and he certainly is impressive.
Andy Cizek also has an impressive cover of Given Up
Nemophila does an amazing job with Given Up.
Faint cover by Speaking With Ghosts
From Ashes To New and their cover of Faint.
Going back to a drum cover, this one is by Kristina Rybalchenko.
Dam Valiev covered one of the more emotional songs from Linkin Park, that does not get as much recognition as it should and that song is My December.
Josh Groban also covered My December and is arguably the best cover of any Linkin Park song.
This one is done by a children’s choir named One Voice Children’s Choir and it is of One More Light.
Stay tuned for part two.