From the land of regret the dark, powerful, honest and intense new album from Canadians Alienatör has spawned a new music video, this time for the title track. The follow up to 2019s “Pariahs” finds the band expanding from a two to a three piece with the arrival of drummer Simon Paquette as they blend
Oh how times change but somethings remain the same. Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canadians Alienatör wrote their last album “Pariahs” as two piece, combining Sludge Metal with Hardcore Punk and Noise Metal in a full on cathartic release back in 2019 but the World has turned since then. Now in 2022 they return armed with “Regrets”
Darker, more focused and more intense is how Canadian Sludge Metal acr Alienatör are describing their upcoming new record. Running on themes which weigh heavy on the head, including alienation, grief, pain and disgust at the state of the modern world, the album was composed during the claustrophobia of the 2020 election and the global pandemic.
…back in the September of 2019 we reviewed “Pariahs” by Alienatör, a Sludge Metal act from Thunder Bay in Ontario Canada who combine Punk, Hardcore and Noise Metal into their stripped down and raw remains of a package. 25th November will find the band returning like Kings with “Regrets“, an album which sees them expanded
“Houdini” marked the major label debut for Melvins in 1993 with Atlantic Records taking advantage of the fan base they had built up with their previous Boner Records independent release “Lysol” the year before. Commercially their biggest success and arguably their most accessible release, it is also an album that has a backstory associated with
Alienatör are a Sludge Metal band from Thunder Bay Ontario Canada who want simply one thing. To destroy your mind. Guitarist and vocalist Brad King writes the lyrics while the band as a whole write the music with Josh Hogan handling Drums, Percussion and Back-up Vocals leaving Sean Skillen to play Bass. The full debut
