Canadian Hardcore Punk act Obey The Brave have returned with their fourth studio record “Balance”. Having parted ways with Epitaph Records after their 2017 offering “Mad Season”, the Montreal Canada natives have dropped to a quartet and officially only list vocalist Alex Erian (also of Despised Icon), drummer Stevie Morrotti and guitarist Terrance McAuley in
Canadian Hardcore crew Obey The Brave have launched their third single from their upcoming 19th July fourth (where the hell has the time gone?!) studio record “Balance”. Entitled “Cold Summer”, it will see OTP join Lionheart for a European Tour before they take a short break for frontman Alex Erin to join up with Despised
The summer is starting to hot up with some fresh Metal appearing in that highly anticipated category. 19th July is the date that Obey The Brave have chosen for their album “Balance” to step off the plane. It shouldn’t be a surprise that their previously released single wasn’t a standalone affair and this 89 second
Brighton Progressive Metalcore heroes Architects are currently in the US with While She Sleeps and Thy Art Is Murder and with the same stage show as they put on for their European shows, they’re out to impress! Filmed at The House of Blues in Anaheim California on 26th April, here’s their full “Holy Hell” tour
Currently upon our shores with Emmure, Canadian Hardcore crew Obey The Brave who feature former members of Blind Witness as well as Despised Icon frontman Alex Erian in their ranks have put out a new single entitled “No Apologies”. It’s their first since their third studio album “Mad Season” and sports a interesting music video to
We’ve been talking about Polaris since “The Mortal Coil” appeared via SharpTone Records and have had the pleasure of seeing them live at all three of their UK visits during the album cycle. Their impressive live show was witnessed at the Impericon Festival show in London in 2017, we then saw them in support of
Directed by Carlo Oppermann, Epitaph Records have released an official live version of “Royal Beggars” from Architects! It was filmed on 8th February at Sporthalle in Hamburg Germany and appears on the bands recently released album “Holy Hell”, their first since the sad passing of guitarist and writer Tom Searle.
…and the main event! “Memento Mori” and “Gone With The Wind” from Brighton Progressive Metalcore Heroes Architects at the Verti Music Hall in Berlin Germany on 5th February! If you’ve not heard their new album “Holy Hell”, then you’re missing out!
For those not in the know, Spotify have started not only sponsoring tours but also releasing exclusive material. There “Spotify Singles” series includes a pair of new recordings from Brighton Progressive Metalcore Heroes Architects that were created at the iconic Abbey Road studios. Those new recordings include this cover of “Change (In The House of
Once “Holy Hell” found its way to our eardrums after it’s surprisingly quick recording, it was only a matter of time before we fell in love with it. In the absence of their fallen brother Tom Searle (Rest In Peace) the band have forged on with their careers and the music they are passionate about and delivered
