They say “when in Rome…” so as Downtempo Deathcore aficionados Spite are in town, they join Suicide Silence guitarist Chris Garza in person to talk about their new album “New World Killer” on the latest episode of The Garza Podcast. The conversation goes from the dynamic of having Alex and Darius Tehrani as brothers in the
Everything from authenticity to subgenre boundaries is on the table as Darius and Alex Tehrani dive deep into the creative process behind “New World Killer“, the new album from Deathcore brutes Spite which is out 31st October via Rise Records. Is there a message behind the chaos and the controversial music videos or is it
While on “The Common Enemies Tour” with Bodysnatcher, thrown and Mouth For War the artists known as Spite invited the CaliberTV cameras film some of their set. “Some Things You Should Know…” has been plucked from those recordings and been mixed and mastered by Matt Thomas of Ash Tone Audio so you get a better
Carcosa drummer Travis Regnier, a man who has also toured with both Spite and Sylosis, is the next in line to suffer the FBI style interrogation at the hands of Stray From The Path drummer Craig Reynolds. That forms the backbone of the latest episode of The Downbeat Podcast, which comes with a warning. Popcorn
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
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
The void maybe heavy but it’s not going to stop the cathartic mosh pit vent as Deathcore heavyweights Bodysnatcher are joined by Spite, Boundaries and Mouth For War for a run of European shows in April. There will be no less than six stops upon our shores with tickets on sale on 4th December, so
“Where have I gone? This place unfamiliar, these faces I’ve never before seen. Twisted voices call a name, one seemingly mine to keep. Sunless, God is not here…”
Upgraded from the O2 Forum in Kentish Town to The Roundhouse, the London stop of the long awaited and highly anticipated tour that sees Spite, Fit For An Autopsy, Whitechapel and Thy Art Is Murder was always going to be a night to remember, even if there is an air of controversy around the whole
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’
