Posted by Zach Fehl on November 22, 2019
New & Noteworthy is a weekly column in which we highlight some of the newest rock and metal releases coming out each week. This week features new music from from Rammstein frontman Lindemann, Avatariul, and more, as well as some Iron Maiden reisses. For last week’s releases you can check out the last New & […]
Posted by Bram Teitelman on March 18, 2018
This morning, Ohio death metal band Necrophagia announced that their vocalist, Frank Pucci, known in the band as Killjoy, had passed away at the age of 48. No official cause of death has been revealed. Pucci was the only remaining original member of the band, which began in 1983. The band’s most recent album, WhiteWorm Cathedral, […]
Posted by Seth Werkheiser on November 24, 2015
After touring with the likes of Necrophagia, Vattnet Viskar, Origin, and Abysmal Dawn earlier this year, Noway’s 1349 will bring back their black metal magic to the US in early 2016. The recently announced “Chaos Raids 2016 Tour” will be an 18-date US run with support from Tombs and Full of Hell. In an interview with Metal Recusants from earlier this year, […]
Posted by Alix Vallecillo on June 3, 2015
As of today, we learned that Vattnet Viskar are settlers trying to establish their colony and have been yearning for glory to create an impact to their heirs. “Heirs” is the latest track released off their upcoming album Settler scheduled to be released on June 16th via Century Media. The band starts their tour with 1349 and Necrophagia today across North America and […]
Posted by Seth Werkheiser on May 28, 2015
The fifth music video from Vattnet Viskar’s has arrived, and it’s as majestic as the rest of their current visual offerings. “Glory,” taken from their upcoming 8-track album, Settler, is their newest music video, made once again by the multimedia artist Josh Graham. He made music videos for The Dillinger Escape Plan’s “Unretrofied,” and “Panasonic Youth,” and is the Creative […]
Posted by Chris Colgan on May 17, 2011
A major lineup change, especially a vocalist change, earns most bands a one-album grace period to get themselves functioning normally. Some bands survive with the new lineup, and occasionally do better than they used to. Others are incapable of maintaining their past successes, and fade into the silence of obscurity. The real catch is for […]
