Ohio metalcore act, Attack Attack!, have released a music video for their song “Last Breath” off their lastest album “Attack Attack!.” The video was shot during a performance at this years Vans Warped Tour and was directed by Joey Creel.
To check out the video click here.
“Attack Attack!” was released in July 2011 through Rise Records.
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Metalcore outfit Like Moths to Flames have streamed a new track “GNF” from their upcoming album “When We Don’t Exist (Rise),” which is set to release on November 8 on Rise Records.
You can hear the song here.
Guitarist Zach Huston comments on the song:
“The context of the song is pretty broad. It’s basically just about not caring and not letting pointless things in life get to you.”
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Texas metalcore act, Memphis May Fire, have released a music video for their song “The Sinner” off their most recent album “The Hollow.” To check out the video click here.
The bands latest album was released April 2011 through Rise Records.
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Ohio techno/metalcore band Attack Attack! are preparing to re-release their self titled album with a new twist. This issue will feature four new tracks, two re-mixes and two grandpa’s guitar acoustic songs. “Last Breath” is the first song taken from the newly re-issued “Attack Attack!” due out from Rise Records on July 19th.
Attack Attack! wil be featured on this summer’s Warped Tour.
Click here to listen to “Last Breath.”
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New Jersey metalcore band The Air I Breathe are set to release their debut album “Great Faith In Fools” on June 7, 2011 via Rise Records. Click here to see the track listing and a bigger picture of the album cover.
In a press release, the album is described as “mature, melodic and sonically mind-blowing.” The press release adds, “It’s not all shred and screaming in their camp; this is a band that knows how to blend in a hooky chorus. Mixing their melody with technical death metal, this young band has a bright future ahead of them, making their debut sound more like their fourth album.”
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Michigan metalcore outfit, Legend, have premiered the music video for their song “Circle Of Friends” and you can check it out right here.
The track appears on the band’s recently released album, “Pale Horse,” which was put out by Rise Records.
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Michigan metalcore band For The Fallen Dreams have released a new video for their song “The Big Empty” and you can check it out right here.
The song is off their new album “Back Burner” which was released May 24th via Rise Records.
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Floridas post-hardcore band Decoder posted a new video of the song “Believers,” taken off their self titled debut album released in January 2011, on Rise Records.
The band is currently on tour with Memphis May Fire, Ten After Two, and That’s Outrageous.
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Kicking off from their hometown of Columbus, Ohio, metalcore newcomers Like Moths To Flames start up the Get Nude & Tattooed Tour. The seventeen date tour sets out this June with The Browning, Your Memorial and Delusions as support.
Like Moths To Flames released their debut EP “Sweet Talker” in December of 2010 on Rise Records. they are currently out on tour with Upon a Burning Body on Th Welcome To The Jungle Tour.
Click here for tour dates.
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The best thing I have heard yet in 2019 is "ICE watch", a completely rugged face buster from Arkansas hardcore band Terminal Nation which premiered at No Echo HERE. It will give you the insane over the top feels of a lot of heavy stuff without wondering if the band members have become weird conservative farts or are suddenly gonna cape for YAITW. The song even manages to out mosh the band's recent tune "Pulse Of The Dead" from Absolute Control.
Good news is, TN have a split out with the homies in Neckbeard Deathcamp in February (it is sure to be a big year for both bands this year) and the gossip is we might get a TN full length this year as well. If you want to feel socially responsible while still doing reprehensible shit in the pit (I mean watch out for your peeps if someone falls down...but you know what I mean), this band will be entirely your shit. Bellowed vocals, powerviolence glory and a firm anti-xenophobia message.
