Four days after the announcement of a new album in “Kin” alongside first single “Lost Boy” and Whitechapel vocalist Phil Bozeman goes in deep on the meaning behind the lyrics of it all. The album is said to be a thematic continuation of their last, the critically acclaimed and simply stunning “The Valley” and this
When you hear the title of the last album from Rivers of Nihil “Where Owls Know My Name” does it make you think of the Kirstie Alley and Ted Danson starring 80s American TV sitcom Cheers? Just us? Alrighty then. The Progressive Metallers are gearing up for the final push for tbeir upcoming new album
Heavy New York not only continue to get the A list guests but also do their homework on the relevent upcoming new releases so much respect to them for that. In this latest interview they spoke to Rivers of Nihil vocalist Jake Dieffenbach ahead of the Progressive Technical Death Metallers 17th September via Metal Blade
The critically acclaimed “The Valley” which transcended Deathcore to deliver something spellbinding was alway going to be a tough act to follow for Whitechapel but on 29th October via Metal Blade Records will see the band unveil “Kin“, an album which vocalist Phil Bozeman has described as continuing the flow of the storyline and storytelling
How long can the Metal Blade Live Series run is the question that we ask ourselves as sooner or later host Riley McShane’s commitments to Allegaeon will surely mean that the man, the myth and the legend will be hitting the road once more. Perhaps Metal Blade Records can trade the host to keep the
…24th September via Metal Blade Records is the date that you need to know if you’re interested in “The Work“, the upcoming new album from critically acclaimed Progressive Death Metal quintet Rivers of Nihil. They have dropped another single from that in “Focus” as the band prepare themselves for a run of shows with The
When you talk about Metal anthems, you don’t need to look much further “Into The Pit” by Testament. The Bay Area Thrash titans have long been hailed as members of an elite group of bands alongside Metallica, Exodus and Annihilator as influencers of generations of musicians and let’s face it, if there was no “The
This weeks entry in the Metal Blade Live Series sees host and Allegaeon frontman Riley McShane chat to Sacha Dunable, the mastermind behind American Progressive Metal act Intronaut and Dunable Guitars. As well as last years “Fluid Existential Inversions” which features the drum skills of Alex Rüdinger (Whitechapel, Light the Torch, Cognizance), the conversation goes off
Including a guest vocal appearance from Black Crown Initiate frontman James Dorton on “Episode“, Rivers of Nihil have announced their next burnt offering will be released on 24th September via Metal Blade Records. An eleven track affair available for pre-order over at bandcamp, it has been given the title “The Work” with “Clean” being chosen
Like snow on a summers day, we’ve got no idea just how much longer the Metal Blade Live Series can go on once host Riley McShane gets back fully immersed in the activities of his band Allegaeon. So making the most of it while it lasts, this latest episode sees chat with Dean Lamb of Canadian
