Posted by Zenae Zukowski on July 20, 2022
Spain’s thrash metal titans Angelus Apatrida have announced their first-ever headlining U.S tour. The trek is scheduled to kick off on September 7th in Nashville, TN and will run through October 1st in Piedmont, SC with support from Nervochaos and Hidden Intent. The band comments: “We’ve been chasing this dream since we were […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on November 23, 2020
Spain’s thrash metal outfit Angelus Apatrida have announced their new self-titled album will be released on February 5th, 2021 via Century Media Records. Their overall seventh full-length effort was produced by the band, recorded with Juanan López at Baboon Records, in Albacete, Spain, and mixed and mastered by Christopher “Zeuss” Harriss (Rob Zombie, Overkill, […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on March 15, 2020
Angelus Apatrida were forced to cut their tour short due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Read the full statement below:
“We tried… we came to St. Pauli but sadly the tour has been officially cancelled (postponed we’d like to say) thanks to everybody involved here, we are now coming back to Spain to stay at home with our families. See you on the roads again sometime somewhere. Thanks to our bros in Evil Invaders and Schizophrenia, Koen, PJ and Robin for being so kickass people. See you in the second part of this tour!! Stay safe”
Posted by Zach Shaw on December 3, 2013
Thought the initial lineup to France’s Hellfest was already looking awesome? Well the 2014 edition of the festival just got better, as Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden and Aerosmith have been announced as headliners. Along with the headliners, Hellfest also announced the additions of Slayer, Avenged Sevenfold, Deep Purple, Soundgarden, Megadeth, Sepultura, Queensryche and a crap […]
Posted by Chris Colgan on June 29, 2010
In a week where the Big Four not only played shows together, but even joined together for a one-off live cover song, this week is surprisingly devoid of thrash news. Maybe the awesomeness of the Big Four being in the same place at the same time was just too much for the rest of the […]
