Morbid Angel have announced a headlining tour that will see support from Revocation, Suffocation and Withered.
Revocation will be touring in support of their sixth full-length, Great Is Our Sin, released last year via Metal Blade Records.
The tour is starting May 23 at The Beacham in Orlando, Florida and is running through til June 27, where the tour will wrap up at the House of Blues in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Check the full list of tour dates here.
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Ok, so this new Suffocation song “Return To The Abyss” is a total monster. That’s my welcome just desserts for saying yesterday I was feeling more pumped for the new Pathology. Really feeling this song “Return To The Abyss” more than the first single “Your Last Breaths”, which was good but…this one is damn near flawless death metal. Still not super crazy about the snare sound but, we will let that go. Def probably going to buy this record when it comes out.
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Death metal legends Suffocation have released a new song entitled “Your Last Breaths”. Not “Breath”? I guess that “Last Breath” is already a stone cold on the slab Hatebreed classic. And I suppose if you are dying in the murder induced puddle that precedes most death metal songs you would be grateful for every final gasp, so maybe plural is the way to go? Except that if it really hurt you would want it to be over with and be a singular final breath. Hmmm…
Anyway, the song is probably going to be huge in a live setting but the drum sound here doesn’t do justice to the rest of the arrangement. The guitar solo sections, heavier slam parts and technical flourishes as well as the signature low growls and attacking guitar tones are on point though. All in all it still certainly is a solid cup of DM for the day and gives an idea of some of what to expect from …Of The Dark Light. I mean, you know it was gonna be Suffocation but the cover art sort of looks like Fallujah got more evil or somesuch.
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Long Island death metallers Suffocation have released an official lyric video for their new song “Cycles Of Suffering.” The song comes from their most recent Nuclear Blast release called Pinnacle Of Bedlam. Production on the album was handled by the band and long time collaborator Joe Cincotta at Full Force Studios in New York with mixing and mastering being taken care of by Chris “Zeuss” Harris.
To find the video click right here.
Pinnacle Of Bedlam will be Suffocation’s seventh studio album and the follow up to 2009′s Blood Oath. You can also find another single from the album called “As Grace Descends” by clicking right here.
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Suffocation just released the video for their track “As Grace Descends” off their latest album Pinnacle of Bedlam, which was just released Tuesday on Nuclear Blast.
You can check the video out here.
They also released a short making-of documentary for the video a few weeks ago, which you can find here.
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Long Island death metal band Suffocation have uploaded a mini-making of documentary for the video “As Grace Descends.” The shoot took place on January 5th at Duff’s in Brooklyn with several New York fans showing up for the filming.
You can watch the video here.
The video was shot by Tommy Jones (Kataklysm, Soilwork, Death Angel) and the song is off of their upcoming album Pinnacle of Bedlam.
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Long Island death metallers Suffocation have released the second trailer for their forthcoming album Pinnacle Of Bedlam. If you have yet to see the first trailer, you can find it right here.
You can find the second trailer by clicking right here.
Pinnacle Of Bedlam will be Suffocation’s seventh studio album and the follow up to 2009′s Blood Oath. The record is due out February 25, 2013 via Nuclear Blast.
Suffocation have also released two singles thus far. You can find “As Grace Descends” right here, and “Cycles Of Suffering” right here.
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Long Island death metal group Suffocation have released a new song from their upcoming album Pinnacle Of Bedlam. The song is called “Cycles Of Suffering” and is the second single to be released so far.
To listen to “Cycles Of Suffering” click right here. If you’d like to check out the first single called “As Grace Descends” you can find it here.
Pinnacle Of Bedlam will be Suffocation’s seventh studio album and the follow up to 2009’s Blood Oath. The record is due out February 25, 2013 via Nuclear Blast.
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Strong Island death metal band Suffocation have released a trailer for their upcoming album Pinnacle of Bedlam. Pinnacle of Bedlam will be the bands seventh studio album and is a follow up to the 2009 Blood Oath. The album was mixed and mastered by Zeuss and the artwork was created by Raymond Swanland.
You can watch the video here.
Pinnacle of Bedlam is set for release on February 15th via Nuclear Blast and will feature returning drummer Dave Culross.
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Strong Island death metal legends Suffocation have uploaded a track off of their upcoming album Pinnacle of Bedlam. The song is titled “As Grace Descends”
The can be heard on their Facebook by clicking here or for free download here.
Pinnacle of Bedlam is Suffocation’s seventh studio album and a follow up to the bands 2009 Blood Oath. The album is set for release on February 15th in the states via Nuclear Blast.
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Long Island death metal band Suffocation have released the details for their upcoming album Pinnacle of Bedlam. Pinnacle of Bedlam is Suffocation’s seventh studio album and is a follow up to the bands 2009 Blood Oath. The album is set for release February 15, 2013 via Nuclear Blast.
Click here to see the album details.
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Long Island death metal band Suffocation have released the cover art for their upcoming album The Pinnacle of Bedlam. The album is set for release in February of 2013 via Nuclear Blast.
The artwork was handled by Raymond Swanland and you can see it here.
Bassist Derek Boyer: “This artwork is a perfect portrayal of our music. The cover depicts lyrical content like “scales tip in degradation” and “hooded messenger of death is now set forth, punishment for all”. Raymond is an absolute beast of an artist!”
Guitarist Guy Marchais commented: “The artwork for Pinnacle brings another element to an already brutal album. Raymond knew exactly what we were looking for and delivered!”
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It is being rumored that death metal outfit Suffocation have replaced longtime drummer Mike Smith with one of their former drummers, Dave Culross. Culross played on the bands 1998 EP Despise the Sun, while Smith is credited by some as being the inventor of the blast beat and has almost always been a part of Suffocation, so this is a bit of a puzzling choice.
Smith has made some statements regarding the departure on his Facebook page you can read here.
Suffocation is currently in the process of recording a new album due out this summer on Nuclear Blast. You can read more about the album here.
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Extreme metalheads Suffocation are reporting that their forthcoming album is coming along nicely. This will be their first album since 2009’s Blood Oath. Bassist Derek Boyer recently had this to say,”We’re in the pre-production stage [and are] currently working on final arrangements, lyrical placement and content.”
He added, “Each album is an evolution process. As always, we take the key elements that are Sufocation, add current feelings and outside influences, the begin collaborating. We’re very happy with the direction we’re headed!”
The album is set for an early summer 2012 release on Nuclear Blast Records.
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Long Island’s death metal act, Suffocation, has been announced as a headlining act for the 11th annual Manitoba Metalfest. The show is set to take place at The Zoo on Friday, February 24th and Saturday, February 25th. Suffocation will close out the festivities on Saturday night, while Into Eternity will headline Friday’s show.
Suffocation’s last album, “Blood Oath” was released July 3rd, 2009 via Nuclear blast records
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The gnarliest punk album of the year just dropped. Love Is A Lie, Filth Is Eternal from Filth Is Eternal (formerly F'd and B'd) reminds us that there was a time when Seattle bands were considered dangerous, when Mudhoney might jump on your face and half the roster of Sub Pop didn't look like even Starbucks wasn't gentrified enough for their tepid, pale faced indie rock bullshit. Filth Is Eternal plays an explosive blend of go for the throat, not a moment wasted punk n' roll married to Sonic Youth flirting dissonance and with tones ugly enough to make Fudge Tunnel blush and The Bronx seem like Captain & Tennille. Fronted by an actual snarling wild animal over some of the best riffs and beats you have ever heard.
This record reminds me of a show I played in 1997 with my old band Fuse where I got wasted on unclean tapline Rolling Rocks and bottom shelf whiskey after getting a tattoo and ended up rolling on a country bar floor half nude and bleeding and smearing black grime and tattoo inky residue and blood everywhere, waking up the next day feeling kind of aroused and ready to fight literally anything but also half dead. Sirhan Sirhan is gonna get out of jail and be all stoked to enter polite society and this shit will play and it will retrigger a hypnotic trance and make dude go all Winter Soldier on some dudes.
If your band doesn't bang as hard as the ending of "The Dog", just quit now.
