Norwegian black metal act, Aura Noir, have released a new single “Abbadon” off their upcoming album “Out To Die.” The band has also announced new European tour dates. The tour will last from May 11th through July 11th as well as at the Wacken Open Air Festival.
To check out the new single click here and to check out the tour dates click here.
The new album will be released March 23rd in Europe and March 27th in North America through Peaceville Records.
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Polish black metal act Witchmaster has announced upcoming tour dates along with Bulldozer, Azarath, and Deus Mortem.
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Norway’s Inferno Festival is now in its eleventh year of presenting a full-scale event including an expo, conference and many of the most respected bands in extreme metal. The festival also has a tradition of discovery by featuring new or interesting bands that might otherwise exist just below the radar.
This year’s edition is set to take place April 20 -23, 2011 in Oslo across several venues. The full line-up was announced at the Inferno Festival Kick-off show January 22 and is as follows: Read more
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As previously announced, Aura Noir will support Marduk on their “Seven Bowls of Wrath” North American tour commencing with Maryland Death Fest May 27th. Two additional Aura Noir headlining dates have been added, June 4 in Clifton, NJ and June 5, location to-be-confirmed.
Sweden’s Marduk are set to return to the U.S. for another round of live performances. The tour starts on May 27 at Maryland Deathfest in Baltimore and runs through a week’s worth of dates, closing on June 3 at Williamsburg Music Hall in Brooklyn, New York.
Support will be provided by Aura Noir, Black Anvil, Panzerfaust and HOD.
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California thrash upstarts Warbringer have returned to settle the score and cement their long term legacy fully with sixth album Weapons of Tomorrow.Β "Firepower Kills" probably ought to open all their future shows, just a complete stage setter for chaos. "Crushed Beneath The Tracks" and "Power Unsurpassed" in particular show this band would have ruled 1988 with ease and contain maximum neck injuring/ fist pumping potential (along with notable Slayer-worthy wraith shrieking). I am not 100% on the semi-thin snare sound but it hardly distracts the band's performances are all monstrous on this bad boy. Exodus, Annihilator fans or of course fans of more new school speed thrash bands should get all over this one. \m/
