Georgia metalcore band Norma Jean’s song “Family Bike Wreck” off of the bands upcoming album has made it online. The song is a b-side off of the album Wrongdoers which is set for release on August 6, 2013 via Solid State.
You can listen to the song here.
Wrongdoers is the bands sixth studio album and a follow up to the 2010 effort Meridional. Wrongdoers is the first album to feature band members Jeff Hickey on guitar, John Finnegan on bass, and Clayton Holyoak on drums.
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Georgia metalcore band Norma Jean have announced that they will release their sixth studio album, Wrongdoers, this summer. The album is set for release on August 6th via Razor & Tie and will be a follow up to the bands 2010 Meridional.
You can see the track list, cover art and get a listen here.
Wrongdoers was produced by Joshua Barber and will be the first Norma Jean album to feature guitarist Jeff Hinckey,bassist John Finnegan and drummer Clayton Holyoke.
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Kingdom Days in an Evil Age is scheduled to hit shelves on July 12th and Sleeping Giant has their first video primed for your metal eyeballs. ANGR records has released the video, which follows the hardcore blueprint of spinning cameras, black and white film, and screaming until your vocal chords combust.
Sleeping Giant is also set to hit the road in support of the new record, landing the direct support slot to Norma Jean on this year’s Scream the Prayer tour. Support on the trek will come from The Chariot, War of Ages, Close Your Eyes, Texas In July, I The Breather, The Great Commission, Sovereign Strength and As Hell Retreats.
Click here to check out the video and click here to check out when Sleeping Giant is coming to your town!
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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. "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/
