Revocation Self Titled Album Details!

Revocation have announced details about their upcoming self titled album! Above is the artwork for said album and below will be the track-listing for the album as well.

August Burns Red Studio Update!

August Burns Red posted two studio updates from their Rescue & Restore recording sessions, featuring Matt Greiner on drums and Jake Luhrs on vocals, with a tiny part about the set up of the guitar amps. I for some reason had no idea Dustin Davidson was handling the really high vocals. It makes a little more sense to me now that I know that though.

Beyond Creation - The Aura

In a genre chock full of more than capable musicians it is easy for a technical death metal band to blast your ears into oblivion with their immense technical proficiencies, but what makes a tech death band great is their ability to combine this raw talent with a greater sense of song writing aptitude.  This is why bands like Fleshgod Apocalypse, Gorod, and Obscura are at the forefront of the genre. They blend this technicality with more progressive elements and make the songs more than just raw talent.

Band Of The Week: Moth

Denver Colorado based technical death metal band Moth are one of the best up and coming acts out there. The band released their debut LP Endlessly In Motion earlier this year (an album I had to pleasure of reviewing) but unfortunately it hasn't received the level of exposure it deserves.

DL Is Out Of The Acacia Strain

Lambgoat reported this story today that guitarist Daniel 'DL' Laskiewicz is out of the Acacia Strain. Myself and Vince over at Metalsucks didn't even realize that DL had not been touring with the band for a long time, just writing and most recently producing.

New Black Dahlia Murder Song!

The Black Dahlia Murder have released a new song from their upcoming album Everblack, via Revolver Magazine. The song, entitled 'Raped In Hatred By Vines Of Thorn' has a different feel to the bands normal material, although it is most definitely still a Black Dahlia song. The lyrics are inspired heavily by one of Trevor Strnad's favorite films Evil Dead, and regardless of their comical tone this song is awesome.

Doc Coyle Of God Forbid Talks About Tim Lambesis

Doc Coyle of God Forbid posted an article about his feelings on Tim Lambesis's situation. Doc's post is realyl well written and as someone who really looked up to Tim as a person I completely relate to his post. I can't post the entire post here, but follow either of these links to read it. If you're interested in Tim's situation at all you definitely should read this. Links: via Metalsucks via Doc's Blog Rebel Noise