It seems that The Browning are keen to spend as much time as humanly possible on the road in 2026 as the Electronicore outfit have announced a reimagined version of their 2011 debut album “Burn This World” for an 11th February grand unveiling alongside an accompanying tour run. Dubbed “Burn This World [EVOLVED]“, the record
American electronicore outfit The Browning will be returning to Europe for a headlining run of shows around three festival appearances in April 2026. They’ll be joined by side project The Defect with Stain The Canvas and HEAVEN.EXE appearing on selected dates.
As new album “Omni” appears from The Browning the band take the opportunity to premier a music video for “Misery.exe” which features a guest appearance from Nik Nocturnal. A visceral journey through the depths of Deathcore that showcases some of the bands heaviest songs to date as mastermind Jonny McBee welcomes creative input from new
Including a lyric in German “Du lügst mich an” which translates as “You’re Lying To Me“, The Browning have returned with a new cut called “Deceiver” ahead of their headlining appearance at Armstrong Metal Fest in Canada in July. Curiously enough the music video that accompanies it is credited as being filmed by Hunter Madison,
As The Browning enter a new era with a new line up, new single and a separate project in Death X Destiny, we look back at their past as 2013’s “Hypernova” reaches a decade of destruction. Having left a trail of bodies in their wake since 2005 under the guidance of mastermind Jonny McBee, the
The title may have first been hinted at on 28th September, twelve fresh cuts from The Browning are set to surface on 3rd December in “End Of Existence” with the second single “Chaos Reigns” following the title track into the eye of the storm. The record from the Electronicore act is credited in its entirety
Having talked about it since early May, The Browning have officially announced their next album for 3rd December via Spinefarm Records with a lyric video for the title track “End Of Existence“. Curiously the video credits mastermind Jonny McBee with all of the music and the production as the Kansas City Missouri band continue their
The Browning mastermind Jonny McBee has dropped a haunting Metal cover of the 80’s inspired “Alleyways” by DrDisrespect. A powerful song with based on the lyric “you can never take away the power of my soul“, this new rendition perhaps shows that after the more commercial “Giest“, the electronicore band from Kansas City, Missouri still
Kansas City Electronicore crew The Browning have gone all cinematic with a music video for “Optophobia” from recent album “Giest”. You can read what we thought of that along with their style shift in our review!
