Does it seem a bit weird that the almighty The Ghost Inside are supporting Bad Omens alongside Bilmuri on the “Do You Feel Love” European Tour? We’ll leave you to be the judge, jury and executor to discuss that amongst yourselves but they are and so on the 6th December at the Max-Schmeling-Halle in Berlin
Australian heavyweights Northlane discuss how and why they went about revisiting their album “Node” for it’s 10th anniversary in a documentary featurette title “Node: Reloaded Retrospective“. It seems like being mixed and mastered by Buster Odeholm (Vildhjarta, Thrown, Humanity’s Last Breath) this time around has given the album a whole new lease of life so
Filmed on 27th September at The Roxy at Marshall’s in Lakewood Ohio with multi-track audio recorded live and mixed for video by Leo Sypniewski, a full set from American Hardcore Punk Drain has arrived in cyberspace. The Santa Cruz, California natives played “California Cursed“, “Nights Like These” and a cover of “Good Good Things” by
Your friends in Drain have admitted to being both “Scared Of Everything And Nothing” at the same time. Does that qualify as an oxymoron? Either way, we’re going to find out on 7th November when Epitaph Records so in the meantime check out the music video directed and edited by Eric Richter (Knocked Loose, Lorna
When you’ve got to ask “Who’s Having Fun?” it’s usually not a good look. However with the help of drone operator Bill Schneider and director Ryan Baxley it looks like Drain at least had some shooting this music video for the latest cut from their new album “Is Your Friend“. A 7th November grand unveiling
Rumour has it that Producer Jon Markson (The Story So Far, Drug Church, One Step Closer) tracked the whole of the upcoming third album is “…Is Your Friend” by Santa Cruz natives Drain live with real time drums, no metronome and no programming to leave the record sounding crisp, serrated and animated. The evidence of that
“No f***ing rules, They can’t stop us all but I know they’re gonna try, Nobody gives a fuck about what they say – cause I’m the boss tonight, We’ll make our own fun – our own way, That’s never going to change, But when the music is over the memory remains”
Set to spend the rest of the year sharing stages with the likes of Amira Elfeky, Spite, Knocked Loose, Pain Of Truth, Midrift, Landmvrks and Underoath as they tour Europe twice either side of a North American run, Split Chain have a debut album that everyone is wanting to hear. An 11th July release via
Back in February the “25 Years of Noise Tour” rolled up to the Concord Music Hall in Chicago and Silverstein, Thursday, Arm’s Length and Split Chain made a nuance of themselves, playing a show before heading off to the next venue. Taking advantage of the situation the Bristol Nu-Gaze collective allowed the Digital Tour Bus
Bristol Nu-Gaze collective Split Chain have announced the release of their debut album “motionblur” for 11th July via Epitaph Records. They do so with “bored. tired. torn.” as the five piece pride themselves on taking broad-minded, unconstrained creative freedom when it comes to their art. Shades of Deftones, Superheaven, Narrowhead reign supreme in influence as
