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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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.
