After the huge success of the critically acclaimed “The Valley” there can be little doubt that in transcending Deathcore, Whitechapel have struck their richest vein of song writing through years of dedication to their craft. If there was any doubt that the fans are loving what they are now hearing from the band, you only
On the eve of the release of the new Whitechapel album “Kin” via Metal Blade Records, guitarist Ben Savage chats to The Metal Tris about how they created it after the critically acclaimed “The Valley” as a continuation of the lyrical thematic. As they continue to transcend Deathcore the band have stretched their wings and
Following the announcement of the rescheduled dates for the Faces Of Death tour that will now see Allegaeon join Rivers of Nihil in support of Archspire, Black Crown Initiate and To The Grave in November 2022, a full band fan Q&A that contains new single “Into Embers” has appeared from the Metal Blade Records signings. That
…with Alex Rudinger no longer just a casual affair and now officially married into the Deathcore transcending Whitechapel, the quality of his musicianship has been witnessed in his first studio work with them. Three singles down and Metal Blade Records must be licking their lips at the prospect of the reception of the bands upcoming
Each single from the upcoming Whitechapel record “Kin” has so far seen a drum playthrough video from Alex Rudinger as well as guitar playthroughs and lyrical breakdowns, serving to add fuel to the fire of anticipation for the thematical follow up to their critically acclaimed “The Valley“. So in the now time honoured tradition, here’s
If you’re like us then you might casually be wondering one drunken night why it is that certain songs by certain big names get covered over and over again but others by those same bands which are just as good get left behind. For example, how many bands have covered “Sad But True” by Metallica
Having the luxury of producer Mark Lewis producing his fifth Whitechapel album in a row while tracking at guitarist Zach Householder’s home studio can only have given the Deathcore heavyweights the most relaxed working environment for the creation of upcoming album “Kin“. Having already shared a pair of singles mixed by David Castillo (Leprous, Carcass,
A strong contender for our top #5 albums of 2021 has to be the progressive, aggressive, creative and thought provoking “The Work” from Rivers Of Nihil. A Death Metal record and follow up to the critically acclaimed “Where Owls Know My Name“, it has everything and a bag of chips going on and the band
Recording at guitarist Zach Householder’s home studio with Producer Mark Lewis, the thematic continuation of the storyline from “The Valley” took shape for Whitechapel in “Kin“, an album that will see release via Metal Blade Records on 29th October. After each single has dropped the Deathcore brutes have indulged us with lyric discussions from Phil
Continuing their journey down the weird and wonderful yellow brick road of Progressive Technical Death Metal with their last weekend releasing fourth studio album “The Work“, Rivers Of Nihil have outdone themselves after their critically acclaimed “Where Owls Know My Name“. Guitarist Brody Uttley from Rivers Of Nihil took some time out from the bands
