This was always going to be a comedown album. After their career-defining moment, 2010’s Meridional, the smart money was that the follow-up would be pared-down.
Los Angeles based rock-duo Deap Vally have released their song “Bad For My Body.” on their upcoming album, Sistrionix, which will be released on October 8th.
Slayer headline two venues after in 25 years – the Hollywood Palladium, and New York’s Theater at Madison Square Garden with Gojira and 4ARM will support.
Sweden’s black metal hellions Watain have been on a fearsome tear. The Wild Hunt finds them expanding their ambition with ballads and other left turns.
The Melvins release Tres Cabrones album that finds Buzz Osborne and Dale Crover reuniting with original drummer Mike Dillard, on Nov. 5 via Ipecac Recordings.
The supporting acts for You Me At Six’s North American tour have been announced: Cute Is What We Aim For from 9/27-10/11, and Tonight Alive from 10/13 10/20.
Recording sounds great, but if you were a fan of Scissorfight, most of these songs are a waste of the guitarist’s and bassist’s gonzo talent and locked groove.
Helalyn Flowers combine a strong, beautiful female singer and a strong electro metal-tinged male rock beast, so it’d be hard to go wrong, yes? Well, no.
Belgian electronic act Psy’Aviah release music video for the track “Letting Go”, from the recent album “Future Past”, animated and directed by Emily Weeks.
Recording sounds great, but if you were a fan of Scissorfight, most of these songs are a waste of the guitarist’s and bassist’s gonzo talent and locked groove.
SMP delivers “Metal Madness” with metal aggression (and a delightfully wanky guitar solo) over a dance/industrial skeleton, along the lines of Rammstein.
SMP delivers “Metal Madness” with metal aggression (and a delightfully wanky guitar solo) over a dance/industrial skeleton, along the lines of Rammstein.