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To The Grave Release BLKIIBLK Debut ‘Liberation Front’
The Australian deathcore band’s first BLKIIBLK album arrives with fourteen tracks and a run of official videos released across the campaign.
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To The Grave Release BLKIIBLK Debut ‘Liberation Front’
The Australian deathcore band’s first BLKIIBLK album arrives with fourteen tracks and a run of official videos released across the campaign.
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Cultists Recruit Former Chelsea Grin Vocalist Alex Koehler For ‘Drop Dead’
The Sydney deathcore band’s new single uses Japanese onryō folklore for its revenge-horror story.
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All Shall Perish Release ‘Led To Slaughter’ After Funding Their Comeback Album
The second All Shall Perish single in fifteen years arrives after the band passed its $75,000 target for a first album since 2011.
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Crown Magnetar Release ‘The Hollowing Of Godflesh,’ Their First Album With Rob Maramonte
The Colorado band’s third album is also the recorded debut of guitarist Rob Maramonte, previously of Fallujah and The Zenith Passage.
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Mental Cruelty Share ‘Frost’ From ‘Echoes Of A Forlorn Land’
Mental Cruelty have released Frost, a new single from Echoes Of A Forlorn Land. The album is due on 23 October through Century Media Records.
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Bloodstock Add Make Them Suffer, Carnifex And The Acacia Strain For 2027
Make Them Suffer, Carnifex, The Acacia Strain and False Reality are among eighteen additions to Bloodstock 2027.
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Suicide Silence Announce Graceless And Release The Title Track
Album eight arrives on 20 November with eleven tracks, Austin Coupe producing and Hunter Young handling the mix.
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Vulvodynia Release Twin Tyrants, Their First Song With Maya Pobst
Twin Tyrants is the South African band's first recording with Maya Pobst, who joined in July.
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All Shall Perish return with their first new song in 15 years
Be as Kings, Be as Gods ends a fifteen-year studio silence while the reunited band asks listeners to fund the album directly.
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The Doom EP, MySpace and that opening scream
That scream in Entombment of a Machine still gets a reaction. Doom caught Job for a Cowboy early, before they moved towards technical death metal.
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All Shall Perish put their comeback album on Kickstarter
All Shall Perish want to fund their first album in fifteen years directly with listeners. Their $75,000 Kickstarter closes on 3 October.
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Why Whitechapel needed three guitarists on This Is Exile
Whitechapel's second album locks the Knoxville band's three guitars into a precise, low-slung attack without cleaning away its ugliness.
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Suicide Silence’s Mitch Lucker Memorial Helped Fund His Daughter’s Education
Phil Bozeman, Randy Blythe, Robb Flynn and others shared vocal duties at the Mitch Lucker memorial. The night also brought support to his daughter, Kenadee.
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Carnifex announce More Than Misery and release the title track
The band's first Sumerian full-length arrives on 6 November. Its title track is out now, with a ten-song tracklist behind it.
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Signs of the Swarm finally release their Dragula cover
The Rob Zombie cover has moved from the live set into the studio, with Will Ramos, Matt Greiner, Trey Williams and more turning up in its deliberately excessive video.
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The Cleansing, from Unanswered to No Pity for a Coward
Suicide Silence recorded much of their debut as a band in the room, and the physical push of those sessions still comes through.
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How deathcore artwork became a language of its own
A deathcore cover can tell you a lot before you press play. The artists behind those images deserve proper credit.
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