Posted by Zenae Zukowski on August 30, 2021
Seven Spires are gearing up for their new album, Gods of Debauchery, out September 10th via Frontiers Music srl. Today (30th), the group has unveiled a video for their latest single “The Unforgotten Name,” featuring Jon Pyres.
Watch the clip below and pre-order the album here:
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on August 27, 2021
Heavy rockers Eternal Frequency have shared a music video for their cover of Nine Inch Nails’ classic song, “Head Like A Hole.”
The group comments:
“We’ve always known we had a pretty singer, now our singer has become the Pretty Hate Machine (haha). In all seriousness, it definitely takes some balls to cover a Nine Inch Nails song, but we think that we did it justice and we hope our fans agree. We try to pride ourselves on creating sonically stimulating material with layers and depth. That is exactly why it felt necessary to showcase our interpretation of some of Trent Reznor’s finest work to date.”
Watch the clip below:
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on August 19, 2021
Metallica have shared footage from November 29th, 1992 in Nuremberg Germany of the group performing “Of Wolf And Man.” The clip is taken from the Live At Frankenhalle DVD, which is included in the upcoming Box Set edition of the classic self-titled album, The Black Album. The deluxe set will be released on September 10th.
Watch the video below:
Posted by Mark Zapata on August 12, 2021
Massacre will release Resurgence on October 22nd. Ahead of that, the band has released the first single, “The Innsmouth Strain.” You can watch the video down below.
Vocalist Kam Lee offed this:
“It’s all about Lovecraft isn’t it. Honesty though, aesthetically Massacre needed two main things to return to be proper. A) The return to the core roots of O.S.D.M. (Old School Death Metal) style death metal that late 80’s, early 90’s sound. Musically the record has to retain that nostalgic retro style. B) To return to the lyrical aesthetics laden with influences heavily drawn from the stories and fictional mythos that is all Lovecraftian.
‘The Innsmouth Strain‘ is heavily influenced by the H.P. Lovecraft story ‘The Shadow Over Innsmouth>,’ yet has my own twisted take on transmutation body horror aspects thrown in. I sort of lyrically give it a David Cronenberg /Junji Ito type spin on a Lovecraft fiction. So lyrically it is basically it’s about body horror of aquatic transmutation.
Any deeper meaning then that is just speculative, but could simply be metaphor for our world’s current situation with the pandemic and other threats of the spreading of viral infection. Musically it’s just proper O.S.D.M. the way it’s meant to be played and properly represented by Massacre.”
This will be the first album in 7 years for the band from Tampa, Florida. Watch us for more information about Massacre.
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on July 28, 2021
PHOTO CREDIT: JIMMY FONTAINE
Code Orange have announced a handful of headlining tour dates. The trek will kick off on September 24th in Pittsburgh, PA and will run through November 3rd in Tucson, AZ.
Tour Dates:
09/24 Pittsburgh, PA @ The Roxian Theatre – w/ Dying Fetus, Show Me The Body, Machine Girl, Year of the Knife
09/26 Columbus, OH @ Skully’s Music Diner – w/ Show Me The Body, Year of the Knife
09/27 Grand Rapids, MI @ The Pyramid Scheme – w/ Show Me The Body, Year of the Knife
10/18 Columbia, SC @ New Brookland Tavern – w/ Bathe, Your Spirit Dies, Backside
10/21 Jacksonville, FL @ Underbelly – support TBD
10/25 Memphis, TN @ Growler’s – support TBD
10/29 San Antonio, TX @ Vibes Event Center – w/ Portrayal of Guilt, Uniform, New Methods
11/03 Tucson, AZ @ 191 Toole – support TBD
