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Hypocrisy forced to drop off North American Tour

Posted by tyrusrunyan on Saturday, April 27, 2013 at 8:13 AM (PST)

Hypocrisy_logoSwedish death metal band Hypocrisy have been forced to drop off the upcoming tour due to visa issues. The tour will still take place with Arsis and Krisiun but without Hypocrisy and Aborted. No word yet on their replacements.

Click here to read a statement from the band.

Hypocrisy was set to tour in support of their recently released album The End of Disclosure. The album was released in March of this year via Nuclear Blast. The End of Disclosure is the bands 12th studio album and was a follow up to the bands 2009 effort A Taste of Extreme Divinity.

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Immolation release lyric video for “Indoctrinate” single

Posted by GageT on Friday, April 26, 2013 at 8:53 AM (PST)

immolation-kingdom-of-conspiracyNew York metal legends Immolation released the lyric video for “Indoctrinate,” the second single off their upcoming album Kingdom of Conspiracy. The album is due out in Europe on May 10th and in North America on the 14th via Nuclear Blast.

Check out the lyric video and the Kingdom of Conspiracy track listing below.

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Children of Bodom release new single “Transference”

Posted by GageT on Friday, April 26, 2013 at 8:20 AM (PST)

cobtransferenceFinnish headbangers Children of Bodom just released the first official track, “Transference,” from their upcoming eighth studio album, Halo of Blood, which will be put out June 11th via Nuclear Blast. The album can be preordered now via iTunes, and you can download “Transference” instantly if you do so.

Alexi Laiho, lead vocalist and guitarist, said this about the track:

“Transference is a straight up Children of Bodom to the core type song and therefore was a good pick for a video and obviously is one of our favorite tracks. It always had an evil vibe to it which I wish I knew how to explain because it still gives me chills… Enjoy!”

CoB recorded Halo Of Blood at Finland’s Danger Johnny Studios  with recording engineer Mikko Karmila, who worked on Hatebreeder, Follow the Reaper, and Hate Crew Deathroll with the band previously. The album was produced by the band and Mikko Karmila, and mixed at Finland’s famed Finnvox Studios.

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Black Star Riders do it right, change Thin Lizzy name

Posted by morganyevans on Wednesday, April 24, 2013 at 7:44 AM (PST)

260Finally a band does it right! Black Star Riders! Crucial vocalist dead, they actually change the name!!! This is the latest line up of Thin Lizzy with their recent singer but…they’ve become a new band. Kudos! Ricky Warwick (The Almighty) sings along with Scott Gorham (Thin Lizzy), Damon Johnson (Alice Cooper, Brother Cane) and Marco Mendoza (Whitesnake, Ted Nugent). Hey, Jerry Only…change the name of your fake Misfits and people might stop the hate!

With all due respect to the awesome William DuVall and Alice In Chains (who sound great), that band still maybe should’ve had a new name. Could just be my opinion but I think some singers are too distinctive. I do strongly disagree that Black Sabbath aren’t as good without Ozzy, as every era of Sabbath has something to offer (though SEVENTH STAR really should’ve been called an Iommi solo album, much as I love Glenn Hughes).But c’mon…no Lizzy without Phil. No Doors without Jim.

Check out the new Black Star Riders song “Bound For Glory” here. It’s rich and full of dueling guitars, working class street vibe and lots of heart. The essence of Lizzy, really. The debut record is out May 28 via Nuclear Blast and is called ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE (haha, Misfits pop into my head again).

“The BLACK STAR RIDERS record is wholly and completely influenced by THIN LIZZY, by, specifically, the classic line-up of the band between 1974 and 1980,” says Johnson, a southerner, once a member of Alice Cooper’s band along with DeGrasso and leader of the effusively regarded Brother Cane. “That’s the line-up fans gravitated towards the most. It’s that period of time creatively that had the biggest impact, the most staying power. It’s certainly the stuff that changed my life, long before I ever dreamt of meeting Scott Gorham and Brian Downey. So once I joined THIN LIZZY and the discussion of writing came up, obviously I was elated, because it was an open palette.

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Amorphis release “Hopeless Days” video (and their new album)

Posted by GageT on Friday, April 19, 2013 at 8:38 AM (PST)

amorphiscirclecoverFinnish headbangers Amorphis just dropped the video for “Hopeless Days.” The track was the first single off their eleventh studio album Circle, which comes out today in Europe via Nuclear Blast (April 30 for those of us on the other side of the pond).

Check out the “Hopeless Days” video here.

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Fleshgod Apocalypse working on new album

Posted by GageT on Friday, April 19, 2013 at 7:55 AM (PST)

Fleshgod-Apocalypse-festivalAwesome Italian symphonic death metal act Fleshgod Apocalypse are currently working on their third full-length with producer Stefano Morabito at 16th Cellar Studio. The album is due in August 2013 via Nuclear Blast records worldwide.

As if the sheer existence of this album wasn’t enough to get you pumped, guitarist and vocalist Tommaso Riccardi had this to say:

“The concept of this album is based on the myth of the Labyrinth of Knossos and every character related to it. We focused on the philological aspect in order to represent all the elements of the classic world and, through a manic and meticolous research, we managed to create a metaphor with our times, as the maze can be associated with the endless search for what we really are. We’re sure you will be stunned by this as much as we are.”

Pianist Francesco Paoli added:
“It’s difficult to recap in a few words all the elements contained in our new work, but we are sure this will absolutely be THE album for us.
We have spent a lot of time composing these new songs and, even if recordings are not finished yet, we can firmly declare that this material is simply incredible, more mature and definitely a huge step forward from all our previous works. Epic complex harmony, sophisticated touching melodies, a true vocal aggression, photonic grooves and back to articulated riffing… these are just few things you will find in this album.
It’s fucking quality music, you will see.”

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Accept to begin work on album number 14 soon

Posted by Metal Dude on Saturday, April 13, 2013 at 6:23 AM (PST)

German heavy metal legends Accept are set to enter the studio to begin work on their next album, which will be their fourteenth one in their career, soon. Guitarist Wolf Hoffmann states:

“We’re currently gathering material. We’re writing stuff actively, so give us a few more months, and hopefully, by the end of the year, we’ll have enough material to actually start working on a new studio album. But it won’t be long. I can’t guarantee when exactly it’s gonna be happening, but we wanna definitely go back to the studio as soon as we can.”

The album will be the follow-up to last year’s critically acclaimed Stalingrad, which was the follow-up to their 2010 reunion album Blood of the Nations.

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Immortal to release All Shall Fall vinyl 10″ box set

Posted by GageT on Friday, April 12, 2013 at 8:57 AM (PST)

Immortal-All_Shall_Fall-FrontalBlack metal staples Immortal just announced that they’re going to a release a limited edition 10″ vinyl box set of their last record, All Shall Fall, which was released back in 2009. The set will be limited to only 3x 333 copies (black, white, silver) and will be released on July 5 via Nuclear Blast Records.

All Shall Fall was released in North America on October 6, 2009 via Nuclear Blast. The album was recorded at Grieghallen and Abyss studios in Norway and Sweden, respectively.

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Immolation release new single from upcoming album called “Indoctrinate”

Posted by SeanB on Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at 5:42 PM (PST)

immolation-kingdom-of-conspiracyNew York death metal veterans Immolation have released a new song from their upcoming album Kingdom Of Conspiracy.  The album is due out in Europe on May 10th and in North America on the 14th via Nuclear Blast.  The band went to old friends Paul Orofino and Zach Ohren to handle mixing and mastering in Millbrook, NY.  The duo have also worked with Suffocation and Decrepit Birth in the past.

The new song is called “Indoctrinate” and can be found right here.  You can also find a previously released lyric video for the song “Kingdom Of Conspiracy” right here.

Kingdom Of Conspiracy will be Immolations ninth studio album and the follow up to 2010′s Majesty and Decay.  Guitarist Robert Vigna recently had quite a bit to say about the album artwork and lyrical direction but it’s a little too big to fit here. So…to read those quotes click right here.

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Kataklysm release new album title: “Waiting for the End to Come”

Posted by GageT on Friday, April 5, 2013 at 7:50 AM (PST)

kataklysm_logoMontreal death metal staple Kataklysm just announced the title for their upcoming album. Three years in the making, Waiting for the End to Come is tentatively scheduled for a late 2013/early 2014 release. As we previously reported, Chris “Zeuss” Harris (who has worked with people like Suffocation and Arsis) will be mixing the record. The band is scheduled to enter JFD studio in June/July.

Vocalist Maurizio Iacono had this to say:

“Well it’s been a seriously busy ride since our last album Heaven’s Venom was released over 3 years ago. From a successful world headlining run, to Ozzfest, into a recap of our 20 years as band with the Iron Will DVD. We’ve been writing in a very humble fashion behind the scenes for the last six months. It’s time to take Kataklysm to higher levels and dig deep into our capacities as musicians and songwriters. We know exactly what we have to do, that’s why we have taken our time and why we’ll be taking most of the Summer to complete the new album. The record will deal lyrically with mortality and the purpose of one’s being on this earth. The moment we are born we start to die. It’s a sort of deal we make with life, and with that I title the new Kataklysm album Waiting for the End to Come.”

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Amorphis post new lyric video for “Enchanted By The Moon”

Posted by GageT on Friday, April 5, 2013 at 7:17 AM (PST)

amorphiscirclecoverFinnish heavy metallers Amorphis just put up the lyric video for their new single, “Enchanted by the Moon.” The track comes off of their latest studio effort, Circle, which will be released April 19 via Nuclear Blast.

The first single from the album, “Hopeless Days” is also now available via CD and digital download.

Check out the lyric videos for both songs here.

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Music: Arsis streams title track off upcoming album

Posted by tyrusrunyan on Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at 7:01 PM (PST)

arsisheaderVirginia tech metal band Arsis have released the title track off of their upcoming album Unwelcome. Unwelcome is the bands fifth studio album and is set for release via Nuclear Blast on April 30th.

You can listen to it here.

Founder, guitarist and vocalist James Malone stated the following:
“So, we’ve had ‘Unwelcome’ finished for quite some time now and we are happy to finally be able to share the finished product with everyone,”

“As a band/musician, it’s sometimes difficult to separate yourself from your work and visualize how others are going to interpret your work. In other words, it’s sometimes hard to know whether or not your ideas are relevant to anyone but yourself. With ‘Unwelcome’, we certainly put all of our everything into the writing and recording and stopped paying attention to what’s trendy or what we think might appeal to a larger audience. In doing so, I feel we have created one of the most sincere Arsis albums and perhaps one of the most relevant.”

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Immolation release new lyric video for “Kingdom of Conspiracy”

Posted by GageT on Friday, March 29, 2013 at 7:54 AM (PST)

immolation-kingdom-of-conspiracyNY death metal legends Immolation have posted the lyric video for “Kingdom of Conspiracy,” the self-titled track from their ninth studio album. Kingdom of Conspiracy, the follow-up to 2010′s Majesty and Decay, will be released in North America on May 14 via Nuclear Blast.

The album was recorded in Millbrook, NY by producer Paul Orofino and mixed and mastered by Zach Ohren who has handled the duties for Immolation in the past, along with work for Decrepit Birth and Suffocation.

Watch the lyric video here.

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Gardenian announce they’re reuniting “for real”

Posted by GageT on Friday, March 29, 2013 at 7:26 AM (PST)

gardenian2013Acclaimed Swedish melodic headbangers Gardenian finally announced that they’re actually getting back together after reuniting for a one-off concert at the inaugural edition of the Gothenburg Sound Festival at Trädgår’n in Gothenburg, Sweden three months ago. After being gone for almost 10 years, this is exciting news. Here’s their statement:

“Well, boys and girls. Here is the news we were talking about. We felt we wanted to do some more than one show. So right now we’re back together for real and we are in the process of making new songs for an upcoming album. When this album will be recorded and how it is going to sound is yet to find out. But this old bear has slept enough and we are ready to bite someone in the ass. Are you?”

If you want to check out some fan footage from that Gothenburg show, you can watch it here.

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Cathedral stream final music video

Posted by longhairedpoet on Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 1:51 PM (PST)

cathedral British doom metal stalwarts, Cathedral, are streaming their final music video. The music video, “Tower of Silence” is from Cathedral’s last album The Last Spire, to be released in North America on April 30th.

Watch “Tower of Silence” here.

This will be Cathedral’s first album since 2010′s The Guessing Game.

Cathedral is:

Lead Vocals: Lee Dorrian
Guitars: Garry Jennings
Bass: Scott Carlson
Drums: Brian Dixon
Hammond, Mellotron, Moog & Synths: David Moore
Guest Vocals on ‘Cathedral Of The Damned’: Chris Reifert
Backing Vocals: Rosalie Cunningham

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