Posted by Zenae Zukowski on January 11, 2023
Progressive death metal outfit Horrendous have completed work on their fifth full-length effort, which is expected to arrive later this year via Season of Mist. The group has also announced a string of U.S. shows for this year.
Tour Dates:
02/10 Brooklyn, NY @ Saint Vitus
02/11 Philadelphia, PA @ Subterranean Dissonance Fest
05/25-27 Seattle, WA @ Northwest Terror Fest
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on March 21, 2020
Horrendous were forced to cancel (or postpone) their North American Tour with Cloak due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Read statements below:
Horrendous:
“Unsurprisingly, we’ve been forced to call these March and April dates off. We’ll do our best to reschedule for later in the summer. We’re bummed but hope to see you sometime soon on the road once things clear up.”
Cloak:
“We are forced to cancel our tour with Horrendous. The earth will always find a way to slowly cleanse itself, this time it happens to be in the form of a virus. Watching this all unfold, and noticing how a moderate emergency (in comparison) can change people, has been very interesting to say the least. To support the band in any way you can visit our Bandcamp merch shop in the link below. We’ll be back on the road as soon as we can.
cloakatlanta.bandcamp.com/merch”
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on February 21, 2020
Lists are never easy to make, especially when it involves the best-of list. However, they are always an important starting point to discover an artist or listen to an album you didn’t get a chance to hear yet. With that being said, Kerrang! has created a detailed list with their ‘Top 50 Greatest Death Metal […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on January 31, 2020
This week Disturbed announced The Sickness 20th Anniversary Tour, Napalm Death unveiled a massive intimate trek with Aborted, Tombs, WVRM, and The Locust, and Cognitive revealed a spring run with Cryptodira and Hath. With that being said, we compiled eight additional tours that were announced this week. 01) Horrendous and Cloak announce U.S […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on December 16, 2019
As each year approaches its end, we share our year-end lists highlighting the best of the best of the year. However, we were taken aback, realizing that not only will 2020 mark a new year, it also marks a brand new decade. It’s true what they say; time flies when you’re having fun, listening to […]
Posted by Jeff Podoshen on March 19, 2019
Those of you who read my work regularly know that I see a ton of bands each year and listen to a lot of records. Those long daily commutes to work in Lancaster County from my home in Philadelphia require substantial listening material as the last thing in the world I want to listen to […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on January 24, 2019
Horrendous have announced a short West Coast U.S. spring tour. The Philadelphia/Washington DC death metal outfit will introduce their latest effort to the crowd as their overall fourth studio album Idol was released in September 2018 via Season of Mist. The group will be joined by Of Feather And Bone as the trek kicks off […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on December 19, 2018
Pitchfork has unveiled their list of “The Best Metal Albums of 2018.” A few selections were predictable such as Deafheaven, Pig Destroyer, Skeletonwitch, Sleep, Voivod, and Yob. They surprisingly excluded a few albums such as Behemoth, Judas Priest, and especially, Greta Van Fleet. All jokes aside, Pitchfork went ahead and alphabetically shared their list of 21. […]
Posted by Jeff Podoshen on December 17, 2018
Needing no introduction, Metal Insider’s Jeff Podoshen reveals his top ten metal albums of 2018. 10) Horrendous, Idol (Season of Mist) Innovative, heavy and progressive masterpiece from Philadelphia. Catch this band live now before they get HUGE! Key Track: “Golgothan Tongues” 09) Watain, Trident Wolf Eclipse (Century Media) More raw, louder and grittier than […]
Posted by Matt Brown on October 24, 2018
Metal By Numbers is a weekly column in which we look at the top metal sellers and debuts of the week. Sometimes I like to listen to one of the debut albums while I’m writing the charts, so I went with Polyphia. And damn, I’ve seen their name floating around the past couple years but […]
