Imagine you’re writing you’re last will and testament to instruct your loved ones of your last wishes. You’re going to ascend to the afterlife but you can only take with you the contents of your coffin to start the next chapter with. Which 5 albums would you take? We asked Fates Messenger vocalist Tony Maddocks
“Eternal War is a culmination of everything we are—hard-earned experience, raw anger, and a refusal to be passive in a world that’s spiralling into darkness. We didn’t form this band to coast on legacy. This is about what’s next.” – Fates Messenger
Emerging from the darkness in late 2023 with members and former members of Romeo Must Die, Stampin’ Ground and Above All in their ranks, Fates Messenger dropped EP “They Walk Among Us” in September last year. Showing no mercy, just 10 months on the four piece have a sophomore record waiting in the wings in
Another blast from the past has been brought to digital life with a full set from Long Island New Yorker Hardcore band Vision Of Disorder. The venue was Tune Inn in New Haven Connecticut way back on 15th August 1997 as the band tore up cuts from their debut self titled record released the year
The average life span of most bands might be just 3 records but some achieve more in those 3 than others achieve in a career 10 times as long. One such band, who burned out rather than fading away was Bloodsimple; the quartet of Vision of Disorder frontman Tim Williams and guitarist Mike Kennedy alongside the
This set from Long Island New York Metalcore act Vision of Disorder was recorded at Lupo’s Heartbreak Hotel in Providence Rhode Island back on 2nd August 1997 between their self titled record and “Imprint” both of which appeared during their famously troubled stint signed to Roadrunner Records. It seems that frontman Tim Williams has a
Closed Casket Activities have been quietly releasing some quality albums over the past year including “Errorzone” by Vein and “It Comes In Waves” by The Acacia Strain. Their assistance with the sophomore album from Santa Barbara, Californians Downpresser some 6 years after their debut “Don’t Need A Reason” has enabled them to tap up the team
Active between 2002 and 2008 and featuring Vision of Disorder frontman Tim Williams and guitarist Mike Kennedy alongside the now Hellyeah bassist Kyle Sanders and former Downset drummer Chris Hamilton, Bloodsimple released a pair of albums before going their separate ways. The first of those was “A Cruel World” that got the most attention. Releasing
