In celebration of the new EP, TOMBS have announced a brief run of live performances in North America featuring support from Hivelords. Check out a list of dates below and stay tuned for more info on additional TOMBS tour dates to be announced shortly.
Dimensions of Horror is a gruesome salute to DEATH’s iconic Scream Bloody Gore and once again features cover art by the legendary Ed Repka (DEATH, Atheist, Massacre).
After the release of the »New World Order« EP, the time has now come to unleash their new studio album and label debut, on an unsuspecting world. Entitled »End Of Days«, the new album will be released on April 29th.
GG Allin was confined to a world where he couldn’t fulfill his potential. He punched and kicked at the boundaries, eager for something bigger, something crazier, something much more fucked up.
Categorizing what kind of music HEMOTOXIN makes is harder than it would seem. Their brand of melodic death/thrash springs from a whole host of metal influences: progressive death metal (e.g. DEATH, ATHEIST), classic thrash (MEGADETH, SLAYER and others), and even some black metal and prog rock.
NilExistence will release Existence in Revelation on March 25. The album includes a 12-page booklet with artwork by Seth Siro Anton (Septicflesh), and was mixed/mastered at Hertz Studio (Behemoth, Decapitated, Vader) by the Wiesławski brothers in Poland.
Never ones to shy away from a little controversy, “Chaos & Commotion” sees the band explore the unsettling topic of drug abuse and its’s subsequent turmoil in an unsettling five-minute video
Abbath, (formerly of Immortal), are streaming a new track taken from their forthcoming, self-titled album. “Ashes of the Damned,” is streaming now at Revolver Magazine.
“We’ve been working our asses off on this new material and it’s showing to be some of our best yet. Please share it and let us know what you think in the comments. Keep in mind this is pre production, we will deliver the real thing to you in 2016”.
If you dig the Akróasis title track, “Sermon of the Seven Suns” will surely melt your face. “’Sermon of the Seven Suns,’ the opening track of our fourth album Akróasis, perfectly blends all sides of Obscura, past and present,” says Obscura frontman Steffen Kummerer
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