Fallujah are returning to the fold on March 15 with Undying Light on Nuclear Blast Records, and to say we are excited is an understatement. Guitarist/vocalist Scott Carstairs writes: With Undying Light we pushed the boundaries of what we consider to be progressive music. The album presents the listener with as varied a sonic terrain as you would come to
Connecticut’s Indestructible Noise Command (I.N.C.) have been around since the mid ’80s, although their work remains below the radar. They had a couple of major label releases and have lived a career of fits and starts before reforming in 2010. These veterans are now ready to deliver their fifth full-length, Terrible Things, which will drop on March 8. It is
Here are your new metal releases for the week ending February 15! Albums Avantasia: Moonglow (Nuclear Blast Entertainment) Backstabber: Conspiracy Theorist (Independent) Chainbreaker: Lethal Desire (Hells Headbangers) Contrarian: Their Worm Never Dies (Willowtip) Crystal Lake: Helix (SharpTone Records) Funeral Presence: Achatius (:AJNA:) Hellnite: Midnight Terrors (Sliptrick Records) In the Fire: Volatile Beings (Horror Pain Gore Death) Kaamos Warriors: Ikuisen Talven Sarastus (Inverse Records) Mastord: Trail Of Consequence (Inverse Records) Rotting
Deicide reaffirmed their place in the death metal elite with last year’s Overtures of Blasphemy (read our review here), and they are showing no signs of slowing. Just this evening, they announced the addition of guitarist Chris Cannella to the lineup and promised more music and touring in the future. Cannella will be assuming the role held by Mark English since 2016.
Theories are pissed off, and rightfully so. The band – featuring current/former members of Samothrace, Black Breath, Skarp, Book Of Black Earth, and more – last released an album four years ago, and they are now returning with Vessel. The band issued the following: It’s 2019. Everything is fucked, water is becoming undrinkable, air is becoming toxic, people are on all
Aborted could churn up a mosh pit in a narcolepsy support group. The Belgians have such a violent, frenetic approach to their technical death metal, you have to be dead to not twitch, jerk, and headbang. Last year’s release, TerrorVision, was one of our favorite releases of the year (read our review here), and the band have now released a
Inter Arma are ambitious, to say the least. They blew minds with their debut Sky Burial, and then followed that up with an even more reality-bending effort with the 45-minute, single track The Cavern EP. Given this kind of innovative output, these Virginians quickly established themselves as go-tos for a new generation of metallers. Inter Arma will return on April 12
Someone on the SkullsNBones staff is a huge Avatar fan. We aren’t sharing names, but let’s just say his camera finger got jumpy when he saw the news. What news? Well, Avatar will return to North America in late spring for what they have dubbed “Avatar Country World Tour 2019.” Presented by Revolver Magazine, the tour will see the Swedes
The universal language of metal is something that spans the globe and, regardless of tone or accent, can touch even the darkest souls. Case in point? Drudkh. The Ukrainian black metallers are delivering a compilation that nods to their homeland, entitled A Few Lines in Archaic Ukrainian. Set for release on April 5 via Season of Mist Underground Activists, this release bundles
When it comes to young, shredding lads, Baltimore, Maryland’s Noisem are a metallic force to be reckoned with, and they are only growing stronger. The trio will release their third album, entitled Cease to Exist, this March, and they have now unleashed a new single, “Filth and Style” from the release. Listen to “Filth and Style” below, catch Noisem on
Fallujah are returning to the fold on March 15 with Undying Light on Nuclear Blast Records, and to say we are excited is an understatement.
Connecticut’s Indestructible Noise Command (I.N.C.) have been around since the mid ’80s, although their work remains below the radar. They had a couple of major
Here are your new metal releases for the week ending February 15! Albums Avantasia: Moonglow (Nuclear Blast Entertainment) Backstabber: Conspiracy Theorist (Independent) Chainbreaker: Lethal Desire (Hells Headbangers) Contrarian:
Deicide reaffirmed their place in the death metal elite with last year’s Overtures of Blasphemy (read our review here), and they are showing no signs of
Theories are pissed off, and rightfully so. The band – featuring current/former members of Samothrace, Black Breath, Skarp, Book Of Black Earth, and more – last
Aborted could churn up a mosh pit in a narcolepsy support group. The Belgians have such a violent, frenetic approach to their technical death metal,
Inter Arma are ambitious, to say the least. They blew minds with their debut Sky Burial, and then followed that up with an even more reality-bending
Someone on the SkullsNBones staff is a huge Avatar fan. We aren’t sharing names, but let’s just say his camera finger got jumpy when he
The universal language of metal is something that spans the globe and, regardless of tone or accent, can touch even the darkest souls. Case in
When it comes to young, shredding lads, Baltimore, Maryland’s Noisem are a metallic force to be reckoned with, and they are only growing stronger. The
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