Australian metalcore band Confession have premiered a new song titled “This is War.” Confession’s last album, The Long Way Home, was released in 2011 via Resist Records.
The video was directed by Ryan Chamley and you can watch it here.
The band had the following to say about the song:
“We wrote a song for people who suffer from life threatening illness, people who have to fight to survive. Our hearts go out to these people and their families..”
Australian metalcore act, Parkway Drive, have announced new European tour dates. The tour will last from April 6th through April 28th and the band will receive support from The Ghost Inside, Miss May I, and Confession.
To see the full tour schedule click here.
Parkway Drive’s latest album, “Deep Blue,” was released in June 2010 through Epitaph Records.
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Australian metalcore act, Confession, have released a new music video for the track “The Long Way Home” off the album “The Long Way Home.” The video was directed by Ryan Chamley and produced by Robot Army Digital Media.
To check out the video click here.
The new album will be available in stores on November 8th through Mediaskare.
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Melbourne hardcore metal band Confession will be releasing their new album “The Long Way Home” on Lifeforce Records in Europe.
Following the massive success of the bands debut release “Cancer” in 2009, the quintet will be releasing their sophomore album in February 2012.
The album was recorded with iconic Swedish metal producer Fredrik Nordström who also worked with Bring Me The Horizon, I Killed The Prom Queen, In Flames and Nightrage at his Gothenburg Studio.
“We knew he was going to make this record sound amazing and he did exactly that,” says vocalist Michael Crafter, of the band’s producer.
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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/
