After the announcement of their partnership with Arson Theory distribution and a run of six shows in their home state it seems that Austin Texas Deathcore skull splitters Snake Father are ready to feed again. They’ve unveiled “Slithering Too Much To Keep Track Of” from an upcoming EP titled “Sagittal” that appears set to be
Filmed by Cooper Kline, a drum playthrough of “KOATL” performed by Aidan Oldnettle of Texas Deathcore collective Snake Father has landed in cyberspace. It does as the band prepare to head out on the Civil Unrest Tour with Taker, State Of Filth, How All This Ends, Inside The Hollow, Shade and more opening at various places.
It seems that the title of the upcoming Snake Father record has surfaced in the music video for their latest single “Koatl“. Fittingly the track title is a Nahuatl word (Aztec language) meaning “serpent” while the title of the record is “Saggital“, referring to the line between the bones of the skull. Sounds like more murderous
Texas Deathcore aficionados Snake Father have allowed drummer Aidan Oldnettle out of the basement to provide a playthrough video of their recently released single “Gilchrist“. They’re giving you the opportunity to learn the lyrics ahead of a 2nd November show at Vibes Events Center in San Antonio where they will be sharing the stage with
The Isle of Wight might be the last place you’d expect to find a Deathcore band but then it pays to expect the unexpected, right? Scaphist are the quarter in question and for their scorching new single “Dark Trap” they’ve called upon a titan of the genre for a guest vocal appearance in John Slofkoski
It’s seems that the era of “No More Faces” has come to a bitter bloody conclusion with the arrival of a music video for “Gilchrist“. A cast of Kat Matthews and Jimmy Arreola appear in the Austin Scherzberg directed clip with Austin Texas Deathcore bone snapping brutes Snake Father confirming it’s the first from an as
It turns out that despite calling their new album “No More Faces“, Austin Texas Deathcore purveyors Snake Father do in fact still have… faces. If you need evidence of that, they’re hiding them in plain sight in a music video for “Leviathan Dreams” which is fresh out the oven thanks to videographer Fernando Villegas. Cris
Including a rendition of “Victory Position” that features a guest vocal appearance from Juan Garcia of Athanatos, fan filmed footage of Deathcore brutes Snake Father at The Rock Box in San Antonio Texas on 7th December has emerged online. It saw the horror fuelled outfit join Upon A Burning Body, Lions At The Gates and
Continuing the promotional campaign behind their heavy hitter of a new album “No More Faces” in style, Texas Deathcore brutes Snake Father have issued a live rendition of “Mental Intruder” cut from the record. Filmed by Kyle McDowell at Red Flag in St. Louis Missouri on 28th May, it was a night which saw them
Austin, Texas born and raised, playing Deathcore is how they spend most of their days. Snake Father have dropped a second music video in quick succession with the title track from their freshly released album “No More Faces” getting the full red carpet treatment. Recorded, mixed and mastered by Cris Marshall at Tonal Recording Studios
