After opening for Confessions Of A Traitor at Chain Reaction in Anaheim California not so long ago, (Un)Worthy have offered up “You Can Run, But You’ll Never Hide” as they continue to plough new furrows into our collective craniums. It’s Deathcore Jim, but not as we know it.
Filmed by Jacob Jimenez at the iconic Chain Reaction in Anaheim California on 4th May, the new (Un)Worthy single “A Suicide Mission” has been shared in live form. The Deathcore crew will of course be returning to the venue in June with Confessions Of A Traitor and after last years album “This Present Darkness“ smashed the
Set to open for Confessions Of A Traitor at Chain Reaction in Anaheim California in June, Deathcore collective (Un)Worthy have dropped what they’re calling “the filthiest song you’ve ever heard from us“. That song is called “A Suicide Mission” and is their first new material since last year’s album “This Present Darkness“, a record that
Back in August (Un)Worthy went to Los Angeles to shoot a music video for their recently released cover of “Isaiah (The Willing)” by For Today. As it was their first endeavour as a five piece the they decided to shoot some behind the scenes footage and just four days after the music video appeared, the
How about a cover of “Isaiah (The Willing)” as originally written by For Today for their second album “Portraits” reimagined by (Un)worthy? Shot by Joel Boling before being edited by Jacob Jimenez it appears in music video form as the band complete their transition from a studio project to a fully fledged live band. That
The third chapter of seven that make up the concept album “This Present Darkness” by (Un)Worthy has been given the music video treatment by Jacob Jimenez who produced, directed, filmed and edited the whole damn thing. Titled “Satan Whispers” the track has a familiar drum sound while elsewhere on the record guest vocalists Conner Luttig
The fear campaign around the new album “This Present Darkness” from Riverside Californian Deathcore duo (Un)worthy continues as the band share a lyric video for “This Too Shall Pass“, a track which features a guest appearance from Holy Name guitarist Joe Holt. While the band consider the record one of the heaviest things they’ve ever
Riverside California is where Deathcore duo (Un)Worthy were born and raised, the playground of our nightmares being where they like to spend most of their days. Screaming at the sky they they shift tectonic plates, summoning demons from the abyss of darkness below in the process, rising to prominence with 2021 debut album “In The Face
A second single from a second album finds Southern Californian Deathcore duo (Un)Worthy present the title track “This Present Darkness” from the 17th May via Rottweiler Records drop. As is the way with the genre, the duo have not one but two guest vocal appearances on the seven track affair with Conner Luttig of Voluntary
For one song and one song only, “Forsaken By God” by (Un)Worthy, we’re going to put our Chimaira jokes aside. It’s the first single from “This Present Darkness” so consider yourselves warned. The Southern California Deathcore duo are ready to do battle on 17th May via Rottweiler Records and have Conner Luttig of Voluntary Mortification
