They say that lightning doesn’t strike twice but both Californian Metalcore veterans Atreyu and Eighteen Visions have other ideas. They’ll be repeating what they did in the US at the end of 2024 in the United Kingdom and playing 2004 albums “The Curse” and “Obsession” in full in celebration of their 20th anniversaries. Those shows
It’s seems hard to believe that “Suicide Notes And Butterfly Kisses” by Atreyu has reached its 20th Anniversary as the American Metalcore act celebrate with a vinyl release but… the sands of time slip through the fingers with greater speed the older you get. It’s the only record to feature bassist Chris Thomson and saw
“Omen”, “Stitches”, “No More Tears”, “Step Out From The Inside”, “This Means War”. These are the five new cuts, an EPs worth, that have been added to the Deluxe Edition of the self titled album from Welsh Metallers Bullet For My Valentine. That was announced back at the start of April for a 5th August
Breaking out of their homeland for a run of shows with Atreyu and Bullet For My Valentine is what Ukraine’s finest export Jinjer have planned for the spring of 2023. They’ve announced a larger venue tour that will take them from Cambridge up to Glasgow and then back down to London for 10 (count ’em!)
After the huge success of “The Silver Scream” in which self confessed Horror film lovers Ice Nine Kills payed homage to their favourite titles in the genre with 13 cuts of horror themed theatricore, including “The American Nightmare” (A Nightmare on Elm Street), “Thank God It’s Friday” (Friday the 13th) and “Stabbing in the Dark”
Horror movie inspired Theatricore merchants Ice Nine Kills have premiered another high budget, high production value official music video, this time for “Assault & Batteries” which is inspired by the 1988 Tom Holland directed American Horror story that is “Childs Play“. It marks the second single behind “Hop To Be Scared” the upcoming album, “The
Named in tribute to Horror movie master John Carpenter, Italian Alternative Metal band Karpenter formed by former Fightcast vocalist Filippo Tellerini and rhythm section Francesco Vicini (bass) and Marco Biondi (drums) in 2019. Joined by guitarist duo Federico Conti of Creep fame and Manuel Nucci alongside Figure of Six keyboard and programming mastermind Michele Mingozzi,
All change in the Atreyu camp for album #8 as the Metalcore veterans saw the exist of screamer Alex Varkatzas in 2020 prior to single “Save Us“. That lead to the addition of a new drummer in Kyle Rosa so that Brandon Saller would focus on clean vocals with bassist Marc McKnight taking over the
“A haphazard mix of emo, post hardcore, and all things horror; Havelocke. The misfit cousins to the alternative scene, where black eyeliner meets big harmonies and post-apocalyptic themes. Emo and post-hardcore didn’t die; it grew up and put on it’s finest black clothes, ready to question the reality of the society we live in. Who better
Another one from The Rainbow in Montreal, Canada filmed by Sebastien Lapointe and handed to hate5six for restoration and preserving in the digital realm sees Atreyu on 16th May 2003 during a run of shows for their debut album “Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses”. That record saw them inject swagger into Metalcore from Glam Rock influences
