Not so long ago we thought that Australian Post-Hardcore crew Alera had ceased to exist but three weeks ago the gave us the gift of single “Killing For Something” from out of nowhere. As it turns out, the band have not only reunited but have been in the studio and now surprise release a reimagined
Death growls? Groovy riffs? chunky breakdowns? Throne of Roaches offer all that and more from Malmö in Sweden and have shared a music video for the song “Infernal Cleansing” from their debut album “Chrysalis” to remind you of it. Their drummer Albin Storholt felt a bit off during the shoot and actually got sick the
Aside from world peace, a solution to famine and a cure for cancer, what’s the next thing on the wish list? How about a a new album from Revocation featuring guest appearances by Travis Ryan of Cattle Decapitation, Luc Lemay of Gorguts, Jonny Davy of Job For A Cowboy and jazz guitarist Gilad Hekselman? That’s something that is actually
England will become a warzone in November as Heavy Melodic Hardcore quintet Below The Neck are joined by Beatdown Metallic Hardcore crew Bitterwood for a run of four shows that will reduce venues to rubble. Perhaps they might not have been a first choice as a pairing but the Scottish duo have already put in the
“On a road of deserted dreams, I’ve met many fellow human beings, Wondering what this place has for me, Stories told us: you must live, be young and free… But they never mentioned about this shit show called “being a human being””
After they announced that they’re planning an album release in October, Political Punks Tape It Shut have shared another single. Featuring guest vocals from both Rachel and Jim Butler-Bridgeman of Missing The Scene they call this one “Logical Sense” and its out with enough time for you to learn the lyrics ahead of their intimate
It’s been asked before and now doubt it will be asked again, but is it just a little bit strange that the current line up of Fear Factory have in their set “Archetype“, a song that was written and released without the involvement of any current members of the band? The Industrial Metal Gods are
“We wanted to create something that retained the rawness and nastiness of the genre but to pull back on some of the aspects present in modern metal. So you won’t find any shredding solos or 300bpm double kicks. Instead, we’ve made an effort to concentrate on memorable riffs and a meaty, and some might say
Low budget horror movie themes and adrenaline fuelled Thrash riffs have long been the stock in trade for New York natives Electrocutioner. Their sophomore album “Harbinger” on the horizon with a 5th September date on its toe tag courtesy of CDN Records and so they’ve wasted no time in offering up a third advanced single
If you haven’t already had the pleasure then we highly recommend “Oblation ov Obliteration“, the debut EP from Psycosmic Death Grinders Nefas. A collection of songs masterminded by Gigan bassist Rajan Davis who plays guitar in the outfit, its also endorsed by Eric Hersemann. The band, which unites members of Cryptic Gallbladder Splatter, Bedlam of
