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Due to a torn rotator cuff, Corrosion Of Conformity drummer Reed Mullin has been forced to sit out the band's upcoming live dates. Drummer Eric Hernandez (formerly of Kylesa) will perform with the band and replace Mullin while he recovers. The stoner metal trio is currently leveling the stages of New Zealand and Australia which will be followed by a two-week North American run scheduled to commence in Spokane. (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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Good news from the Far East: prolific Japanese power metal titans Galneryus have recently announced they'll be putting out a new studio album this coming September. The band's new studio effort, Vetelgyus, will be their first release of new material since 2012's Angel Of Salvation, and follows the live album and DVD Reliving The Ironhearted Flag, released back in March. (by Ruchesko) Read more ›› |
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TOAD (Take Over And Destroy) have new music to share from their new album! Sludge metal fans rejoice because you have the band's new album Vacant Face to look forward to. Just one year after they released their debut Endless Night, the Americans return with a new opus. The song called "Deep End" has been revealed and it is available through the player below. Was that good enough for you? (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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Nonpoint are set to release their eighth studio album, The Return, on September 29th via Metal Blade Records (excluding North America). Razor & Tie releases the output in North America on September 30th. The Florida quintet presents their new song "Breaking Skin" as an introduction to the album and its first taste. Enjoy the new song right here! (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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Halcyon Way recently revealed the album artwork of their upcoming album Conquer and also released a lyric video showcasing their brand new tune "Home". This means you have new music to listen to from the progressive metal group; just click play on the clip available below. Conquer drops on August 23rd, 2014 in Europe via Massacre Records and August 19th in North America via Nightmare Records. (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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I was out of town two years ago when Agalloch played in Denver the last time, so when I first saw that they were scheduled to play at the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, CO (a suburb of Denver) I was actually rather surprised. Are they really that big? Would the thousand plus capacity venue be largely empty? (by D.T. Metal) Read more ›› |
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Iced Earth, Sabaton and ReVamp; what an amazing tour package. Right? The fans in and around Denver, CO thought so as well and came out in droves to see and support the bands. (by D.T. Metal) Read more ›› |
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Common Grave - Il Male Di Vivere (2008)
Italy is not a really a country from which you'd expect loads of Black/Doom bands, but as with everything in life, there are always the few odd beans in the bag. Forgotten Tomb is of course the biggest example, but as of this year, Common Grave can officially join the ranks. These men formed under the moniker of "Common Grave" in 1999 already, but it took them almost ten years to release their début "Il Male Di Vivere". That's no biggie though. "Il Male...
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Absu
Absu's releases go by conceptual cycles; the first two albums are based on Sumerian mythology, while The Third Storm of Cythraul, In the Eyes of Ioldanach and Tara form a trilogy about old Celtic mythology. After a hiatus of five years the band returned in 2009 with Absu, the first part of a new trilogy based on magick and occultism.
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