Paying tribute to their Hardcore heroes in Hatebreed, Melbourne, Florida skull crushing Beatdown Deathcore collective Bodysnatcher have unveiled a cover of “Smash Your Enemies” from the album that took the bruisers Worldwide in 2002’s “Perseverance”. Hopefully Jamey Jasta himself will give it the thumbs up in the next episode of his podcast series. It is available
“To break the cyclewould set me free, Why can’t I see, what’s in front of me, Grab the thorn so you can feel the pain, I won’t go through this again, Your sour breath stinks of rotten words“ Having broken the cycle a couple of weeks back, Melbourne, Florida skull crushing Beatdown Deathcore collective Bodysnatcher
It has been all change in the Bodysnatcher scenery of late with 3.6 million Spotify streams in 2020 they have announced their signing to not only a new label home in eOne Music but also a new EU booking agent in Avocado Bookings. Both of those announcements came last week with the single “Break The
Dropping like a grand piano from the 20th floor of an apartment building on our skulls at the turn of the year via Stay Sick Recordings, “This Heavy Void” by Bodysnatcher remains on our playlist. The Deathcore collective were filmed by the Digital Tour Bus cameras outside of the Cobra Lounge in Chicago Illinois on
Coming complete with Epilepsy warning, Bodysnatcher have dropped a video for the vicious little ditty that is “Reparations“. What with all the conspiracy talk in the news of late it seems bizarrely well timed. If you missed it, “This Heavy Void” is out now via Attila affiliated label Stay Sick Recordings. Check out our review.
“I’ve lived my life with my eyes nailed shut, And my mouth sewn closed not able to speak, for myself, For the first time in my life I’m standing on a mountain of POWER…” Filmed at the Chicago Illinois Cobra Lounge stop of their tour with Great American Ghost, Strangled, Born A New, Distinguisher, the tour
Russian Downtempo Deathcore machine Engrossed have teamed up with Kyle Medina from Bodysnatcher for the second single from their upcoming spring EP release “Denial“. The track goes by the name “Infected” and follows the bands cover of “Twelve/Seventeen” from the new Bodysnatcher album “This Heavy Void“. Oh and they also did a track with Osiah…
We have to say, we love “This Heavy Void” by Bodysnatcher. Chris Whited is not only a killer drummer but also brilliant at mixing, mastering, engineering and recording so they’ve got a head start before they even begin. Both Kyle and Kyle talk to Heavy New York about playing live, all contributing lyrically and more
Melbourne Florida Deathcore heavyweights Bodysnatcher have gradually been knocking walls down to make their own path since 2014 with a clutch of singles followed by their full debut “Death Of Me” in 2017 via Stay Sick Recordings. The success of that meant a re-issue with an extra 13 minutes of material in the form of
Having already hammered out a trio of singles from their upcoming Chris Whited produced, mixed, mastered and recorded album “This Heavy Void“, Deathcore heavyweights Bodysnatcher have only gone and blown the bloody doors off their album with a fourth. Entitled “Never Homesick” and complete with an Eric DiCarlo directed video it doesn’t look like it’s
