Between The Buried And Me Frontman Streaming New Solo Song

Between The Buried And Me frontman Thomas Giles is currently streaming a song from his new solo project called “Hypoxia” online.

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Whitechapel share brutal video for new single “A Bloodsoaked Symphony”
Whitechapel are gearing up for their new album, Kin, out October 29th via Metal Blade Records. Today (23rd), the group has unleashed an emotionally-charged, disturbing video for their new single “A Bloodsoaked Symphony.” Watch the David Brodsky-directed clip below and pre-order the album here:
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Ingested sign with Metal Blade Records
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Seven Spires share “The Unforgotten Name” video
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Eternal Frequency share cover of Nine Inch Nails’ “Head Like A Hole” video
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