Friday, December 28, 2012
Friday, December 21, 2012
New Divinity Track!
Divinity have posted the first bit of new music we've heard from them in three and a half years! This track is part of a release trilogy the band is titling The Immortalist Trilogy and the song is called 'The Dead Speak From Beyond'. It starts with a cool acoustic beginning and turns into a really solid melodic death piece. It's got some great heavy parts as well!
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Of Mice & Men Premiere 'The Depths' Music Video!
Of Mice & Men re-isussed their last album The Flood, with four bonus tracks this year. I'm not really sure why it's called a re-issue and not just a special edition being that re-issues tend to happen after an albums been out for a while and is no longer easily available in stores, or the label wants to reignite the bands flame a bit. Anyhow, Of Mice & Men made a video for one of those bonus tracks titled 'The Depths', and it's a well made video for sure.
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Top 5 EPs Of 2012
I wanted to try something this year end. It seems that, while many bands release quite a few EPs in their lifetime, few EPs are truly considered the bands best work. Often times an EP is two or three new songs with some remixes, or a single with some acoustic covers and such, but there are times when an EP is truly a masterpiece for a band. Take the Zombie EP by The Devil Wears Prada, easily their best and most focused work to date. However EPs still get overshadowed by full lengths when it comes to year end lists, and I can honestly say that with the large number of full length vying for my year end list, I probably wouldn't have put an EP on there. So in order to honor some of those EPs out there, here is a top five list.
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Chariots Of The Gods Post Music Video Teaser!
Chariots Of The Gods, who posted the title track to their upcoming release Tides Of War are going to be releasing a music video for that same song on January 29th next year, it's a little far away, but for now the band has a teaser video, and you can always download the track itself to get a listen.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Monday, December 17, 2012
Continents Post First Studio Update!
UK hardcore band Continents are preparing to release their new album Idle Hands in January, but for now the band has posted a studio update, which will be the first of a series of video updates. This video highlights the drums, but the studio stuff doesn't really start until about the 3 minute mark.
Saturday, December 15, 2012
Friday, December 14, 2012
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Thy Art Is Murder - Hate
I never actually listened to Thy Art Is Murder until a few
weeks ago, and I am honestly not sure why. They are a band I have heard tons
about and I have always meant to check them out but never actually got around to
it. Then Hate came out and that
changed everything. Hate is a perfect
title for this album since it rivals The Acacia Strain in terms of epitomizing
the sound of Hate, although in a less lyrical comical way, but the album is
heavy and very angry. Also I don’t know what it is about Australia right now
but they are killing it in the deathcore department.
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Dweller - The Reality Vector
If anyone tries to tell you deathcore is a dying genre, go ahead and ignore them. They’re really just trying to belittle a genre they don’t like for some
reason because it’s existence somehow affects the credibility of the genre’s that
deathcore is influenced by. It’s a hate I’ve never fully understood, and it’s
not something I really plan on getting into right now. Either way it doesn’t
matter much, the point is Dweller is here with their debut LP The Reality Vector to show you deathcore
is alive and well.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Moth Post A New Album Teaser!
Moth's upcoming album Endlessly In Motion is shaping up to give us a hell of a start to the new year, assuming we all survive past the 21st that is. The band has released a five minute teaser of the album which gives you plenty to chew on. If this teaser doesn't make you bite, I'm not sure what will.
Arbiter - Principia Dua
When a band makes a bundle for their upcoming album you
typically find a shirt, or a sweater combo. Hell I thought Becoming The
Archetype was getting creative when they offered a custom pocket protector, or
August Burns Red for making rather humorous baseball cards of themselves. But
in steps Arbiter to take things to a more dedicated level, their vocalist
Connor has written a 50 page book, entitled Principia
Dua to accompany the story of their upcoming dual album Ironclad/Machinations, a venture of
which is really creative in its own right.
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Thursday, December 6, 2012
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Woe, Is Me - Genesi[s]
Metalcore is quite the umbrella term. It’s a genre title so
loosely defined it’s hard to really tell what a metalcore fan likes. I was introduced
to metal via metalcore but the genre has evolved and changed a lot in that
time. Woe, Is Me are on the newer more poppy side of things, which rose in
popularity thanks to the likes of A Day To Remember, Asking Alexandria or Close
To Home. I wouldn’t call any of those bands personal favorites, and Genesi[s] won’t be making me a Woe, Is
Me die hard anytime soon, but this band is definitely the best of the that
group in my opinion, but unfortunately it wouldn’t appear that’s the case for the
rest of the world. Woe, Is Me is to metalcore what Motionless In White is to
deathcore, neither are the kings of the genre and tend to take a lot of flak for
being too poppy or ‘radio friendly’ but they show signs of talent.
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