Tag: Spite

Bootleg: Spite in Cleveland Ohio!

Courtesy of the man, the myth and the legend that is Leo Sypniewski here’s a pro-shot and fully mixed full live set from Spite. It was captured at The Agora Theatre in Cleveland Ohio on 3rd October which just so happens to be the opening night of their run dubbed “Beg To Serve” with Dying

NEWS: Enterprise Earth escape the casket?

As 2024 will mark a decade of aggression from Spokane, Washington Symphonic Deathcore merchants Enterprise Earth, it seems they have gone all in to create a brutal album in “Death: An Anthology” for 2nd February. Produced, Mixed and Mastered by guitarist Gabe Mangold at Studio Nessa and featuring guest appearances from Wes Hauch (Alluvial, ex-The

Playthrough: “Thank You, Again” from Spite!

What everyone wants to know is… as they burn their way across Europe together, is Phil Bozeman from Whitechapel reprising his role on “Thank You, Again” when Spite take to the stage? We hope so. In the meantime, a one take vocal performance of the cut from Darius Tehrani has surfaced which finds him bustin’

NEWS: Spite and Whitechapel join forces!

Ahead of a HUGE European tour trek with Thy Art Is Murder, Whitechapel and Fit For An Autopsy, Rise Records have unveiled a new single from Southern Californian Deathcore outfit Spite. A cut that could well see not only it’s live debut but also see Phil Bozeman reprise his role, it’s titled “Thank You, Again”

Bootleg: Darko US live in session!

Where they find the time between the demands of Spite and Chelsea Grin remains a mystery but Tom Barber and Josh “Baby J” Miller’s project Darko US remains as prolific as ever since it’s inception. While CaliberTV are referring to this newly released session video as live in the studio, it boasts audio Mixed and

Review: “Nothing Here Is Held Sacred” by Underneath

Metallic Hardcore trio Underneath hail from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and at the time of writing are in search of a drummer to play some shows around their debut EP “Nothing Here Is Held Sacred“. The record spans six raw cuts, described in one sentence as a non-stop barrage of riffs accompanied by screaming and the rhythm