Buckcherry have checked in with the following update via Facebook:

p>Buckcherry has covered some of their favorite songs and are making them available exclusively to you via PledgeMusic.com.

It all started July 1st with their rendition of The Rolling Stones' "Beast Of Burden". On August 1st Buckcherry issued their take on Minor Threat's "Small Man, Big Mouth". September 1st saw the band release a cover of Rick Springfield’s “I’ve Done Everything For You”, a song that was actually written by Sammy Hagar. Now Buckcherry has unleashed a killer version of AC/DC's “Rock ‘N’ Roll Damnation.”

"We started recording a few covers and are now launching the Buckcherry Singles Club," says the band. "A six-month subscription setup (running up to and including December 1st) where we’ll deliver one new surprise cover song a month... for the next six months! Anyone that pledges gets an Access Pass to the Covers Feed and lots of other one-of-a-kind goods and experiences. We’re making this personal and it’s all about new music and more songs we fucking love, coming from the studio right to you."

In other news, Buckcherry released a new EP, simply titled Fuck, on August 19th. It's currently available in the Buckcherry shop. Never a band to play by the rules, Buckcherry has made a career out of pushing the boundaries and buttons of conventional rock music. Whether it’s a song audaciously celebrating the finest white flake (“Lit Up”), an homage to unstable and irresistible young ladies (“Crazy Bitch”) or an apologetic ballad (“Sorry”), Buckcherry have always done things their own way and it’s paid off with six highly successful studio albums and multiple hit singles over the last decade.

Fuck is a six-song EP that unapologetically rattles the speakers as much as it does the censors. The record features six balls-to-the-wall tracks that erupt with gritty riffs and sharp-tongued lyrics, including the radio single and riotous cover of Icona Pop’s hit song “I Love It”, which the band naturally cranks to 11 and renames “Say Fuck It”.

To read BraveWords scribe Aaron Small's review of Fuck, click here.