…with the slow creep towards 18th September and new album “Omniscience” surfacing via Famined Records, Dematerialize have premiered a playthrough of single “Binary Sunset“. The album, which has cover art depicting a Borg esq cube space ship adorned with the eye of the Egyptian God Ra moving through space is available for pre-order here.
Another from the Guitar World Sick Riffs series sees Wage War guitarist Cody Quistad get in on the action with “Who I Am” from the bands current album “Pressure” from his house in Nashville, Tennessee. Given the bands DJent or Tech-Metal moments it’s interesting that he’s using just a six string that he’s playing.
Defamed, a band who feature a trio of former members of Drown In Sulfur have returned to their third single “In Tenebris” for a guitar and drum playthrough video. Be warned, the original music video for this can cause seizures. It is also available over at bandcamp with the band currently working on an EP slated
Stepping away from their sick riffs series which has been keeping us entertained over the past 14 weeks or so, Guitar World have shared a guitar playthrough for the ferocious “Monsters” from Currents guitarist Chris Wiseman. The cut is on the latest offering “The Way It Ends“, which is out now via SharpTone Records.
Stockholm heavyweights Mass Worship have used the break not only to work on new songs, but also to go back to their self-titled debut album that was released in the winter of 2019. Søren (guitar), Gustav (guitar) and Dadde (bass) sat down in their homes to film their individual parts for “Serene Remains“. That album cover is
Hamish Dickinson (Yearbook, Homebound) graced the drum stool for Palm Reader, filling in to allow them to head out on tour with Employed to Serve and Cruelty for a run of nine UK shows. Here’s dedicated drum cam from the Cathouse show in Glasgow on Tuesday 10th March 2020, courtesy of David Tan. The band
That’s right. Dedicated drum cam footage of Charlie Thorpe from Malevolence during their set at The Brightside in Brisbane, Australia on 16th January 2020. They went to “The Other Side” of the Globe with a trio of new tracks in tow for Invasion Fest 2020 and we’re hoping for more from the Sheffield Shredders to
“Why do you blame the world, for the ghost you have become? When you should blame no one but yourself, for your self destruction“. There is only one “Chemical Christ“. Thy Art Is Murder drummer Jesse Beahler tears it up in this dedicated drum cam footage from the bands set at the Meet Factory club
Endorsed by Kiesel Guitars, Within Destruction seven string merchant Francesco Filigoi plays through another of the bands new songs, “Malevolent” in this latest video. The band are gearing up for the 12th August drop of their next album “Yokai“, which sees them independent and going DIY after the end of their contract with Unique Leader
Having announced their demise in October 2011, the last thing we expected was the re-emergence of Australian Deathcore act The Red Shore to play Invasion Fest 2020. But stranger things have happened. Here’s dedicated drum cam footage of The Red Shore sticksman Jake Green from the event, which took place on 18th January at the
