While he may no longer be part of Deathcore transcending American act Whitechapel, Alex Rudinger is still an incredible drummer and solely responsible for percussive battery on their current album “Kin“. He’s shared what he promises is the first of four one take playthrough videos for cuts from that record in “The Ones That Made
Loosely inspired by the Japanese anime series ‘Attack On Titan‘, Bay Area Thrash Metal act Machine Head have detailed their tenth studio album “Of Kingdom And Crown” which is set for 26th August via Nuclear Blast. Recorded with Zach Ohren, drummer Navene Koperweis (Entheos, Whitechapel, Animals As Leaders) rather than live drummer Matt Alston (Devilment)
Once upon a time mob justice ruled the lands with angry gatherings of people armed with pitchforks, knives and axes baying for blood while claiming to be attending to Gods work. Their brand of justice nothing more than a bloodlust in which they convince each other of the guilt of a perceived perpetrator of a
Deathcore transcending Whitechapel have have shared a music video for “Anticure” from their brilliant new album “Kin“, their first with drummer extrodinare Alex Rudinger. While we await European tour dates around that album having lost out on shows around “The Valley“, the band will be hitting the road in the US with Cannibal Corpse, Shadow
The long awaited fourth studio album from Shadow Of Intent has finally landed with the return of keyboard virtuoso Francesco Ferrini of Fleshgod Apocalypse to add the symphonic embellishments to Chris Wiseman’s crushing guitar work, not to mention a pair of guest vocal appearances from Chuck Billy of Testament and Phil Bozeman of Whitechapel. So
Featuring guest appearances from Chuck Billy of Testament and Phil Bozeman of Whitechapel fame as well as keyboard virtuoso Francesco Ferrini of Fleshgod Apocalypse the upcoming fourth album from Deathcore titans Shadow Of Intent is a mouthwatering prospect. If those appearances weren’t enough, the album also sees the band joined by new drummer Bryce Butler
When it comes to making a statement as a new band and getting people to really pay attention to your offering, nothing quite says “We’re HERE!” like a guest appearance from a titan of a genre that you’re creating in. Some might call it cheating or underhand because you haven’t got there on your own,
After the huge success of the critically acclaimed “The Valley” there can be little doubt that in transcending Deathcore, Whitechapel have struck their richest vein of song writing through years of dedication to their craft. If there was any doubt that the fans are loving what they are now hearing from the band, you only
On the eve of the release of the new Whitechapel album “Kin” via Metal Blade Records, guitarist Ben Savage chats to The Metal Tris about how they created it after the critically acclaimed “The Valley” as a continuation of the lyrical thematic. As they continue to transcend Deathcore the band have stretched their wings and
…with Alex Rudinger no longer just a casual affair and now officially married into the Deathcore transcending Whitechapel, the quality of his musicianship has been witnessed in his first studio work with them. Three singles down and Metal Blade Records must be licking their lips at the prospect of the reception of the bands upcoming
