Nuclear Blast Records – Page 8

Sonic Syndicate bring modern metal from Sweden – News

July 3, 2014

Anglo-Swedish modern metal powerhouse SONIC SYNDICATE have released the first song off the band’s upcoming 5th self titled studio album via Nuclear Blast.

San Diego metallers Carnifex give guitar tips – News

April 21, 2014

San Diego, CA death metal outfit Carnifex have released a tutorial with guitarist Jordan Lockrey and Cory Arford on how to play the track “Condemned to Decay”.

Battle Beast bring Finnish female-fronted fury – News

February 21, 2014

Battle Beast announce new lead vocalist Noora and a record that literally is strong as “steel”, Battle Beast are facing a future brighter than a thousand suns.

Death Angel – The Dream Calls for Blood – Review

January 7, 2014

This is straight-up bloody meat thrown to ravenous thrash fans – prototypical thrash that is equal parts Slayer and Megadeth.

Death Angel – The Dream Calls for Blood – Music Stream

January 7, 2014

This is straight-up bloody meat thrown to ravenous thrash fans — prototypical thrash that is equal parts Slayer and Megadeth.

Viking metallers Grand Magus detail new album – News

December 16, 2013

Swedish riff lords GRAND MAGUS have unveiled the details to their upcoming seventh studio album entitled Triumph And Power.

Soilwork’s A Predator’s Portrait gets the deluxe treatment – News

October 4, 2013

SOILWORK re-release 2001 album, A Predator’s Portrait, as a deluxe digi-pak on October 15th with new artwork plus two previously unreleased live bonus tracks.

New Kataklysm album due in October – News

September 6, 2013

Kataklysm have revealed the cover art for their highly anticipated upcoming release ‘Waiting for the End to Come’ from artist Peter Sallai.

Vader returns to North America – News

September 5, 2013

Vader return to the U.S. to headline the “Back To The Black 2013” tour with Vital Remains, Sacrificial Slaughter, Execration, and Extremely Rotten.

Children of Bodom – Halo of Blood – Review

August 13, 2013

I liked the glammified sounds used to spice up 2005’s Are You Dead Yet?, but most fans felt the opposite, so the next two COB albums dialed up the brutality.