Tag: Eaten By Sharks

NEWS: Eaten By Sharks don’t refuse bait!

Featuring Schecter, Jackson and Ibanez 7-string pointy guitars, Pearl drums driving heavy double bass drumming and extreme horror-inspired vocals, “Treading Water” is the new single from Canadian Technical Death Metal warriors Eaten By Sharks. Recorded, mixed and mastered by Christian Donaldson (Cryptopsy, Suffocation, Shadow of Intent, Ingested) the track appears on the bands new album

Playthrough: “In Tidal Chaos” from Eaten By Sharks!

Filmed by Brandon Bloor a guitar playthrough for “In Tidal Chaos” the second single from Canadian Technical Death Metal force Eaten By Sharks new album “The Undertow of Hate” has surfaced online. Recorded, mixed and mastered by Christian Donaldson (Psycroptic, Cryptopsy, The Agonist) you’ll be able to get it with the option of salt and vinegar

NEWS: Eaten By Sharks get caught in the tides!

Once again Ontario, Canada Technical Death Metal force Eaten By Sharks are going back into the cage, this time on 17th July with their two year in the making album “The Undertow Of Hate” via CDN Records. From that a second single has emerged from the bait bucket titled “In Tidal Chaos” and we should

NEWS: Eaten By Sharks warn of “The Undertow Of Hate”!

In August 2022 we enjoyed the thrill of a nautical-themed first-person horror experience as Eaten By Sharks have us Technical Death Metal with the apex predators of the ocean in album “Eradication”. Now they return with follow up “The Undertow Of Hate” set to arrive on 17th July via CDN Records and while we impatiently

Review: “Ominous Ubiquitous” by Kohnerah

Known for their lyrical themes of not only Death, Destruction and Mind Control but also of Failed Empires, Aliens and Demons are Kansas City Missouri based Death Metal quintet Kohnerah. Featuring in their ranks members and former members of Damned by the Pope, Moire and Diskreet this crew of Soldiers of Fortune are no strangers

Listmania: Metal Noise Top #5 Albums of 2022!

A new dawn, a new day, more riffs, percussive battery and rumbling bass? Sounds good! After revealing our top #5 EPs of 2022 yesterday, it is time to turn to the albums. As previously stated, the rules are simple. Seven songs for seven deadly sins comprises an album in streaming services, coupled with us having