Continue reading DOOMSDAY OUTLAW release storming new single & video for ‘All That I Have’
Tag Archives: music
Fractured Spine to release four new EP’s, the first one out now!
The Finnish melodic death/doom metal band Fractured Spine releases “The Price of Retribution” EP, shortly followed by three more upcoming EPs “Failed Pieces”, “Stolen Pieces” and “Remains”.
Celebrating 10 years since the first demo, “Anniversary Editions” of the first two studio albums “Songs of Slumber” and “Memoirs of a Shattered Mind” are also out this August, followed by a compilation album in 2018.
Continue reading Fractured Spine to release four new EP’s, the first one out now!
Empyrean Throne Releases The Music Video “Sed Nomini Tuo Da Gloriam” From Their Upcoming Debut Album “Chaosborne”
CA Symphonic Black Metal Artists Empyrean Throne have released the music video for their song Sed Nomini Tuo Da Gloriam off their upcoming debut album Chaosborne, out August 11th on M-Theory Audio.
The video for Sed Nomini Tuo Da Gloriam was directed by renowned music video director Matt Zane (Zakk Wylde, John 5, DOPE, Combichrist)
Post/Doom Metal Group LOVIATAR Stream Entire New Album
Continue reading Post/Doom Metal Group LOVIATAR Stream Entire New Album
THE DITCH AND THE DELTA – will re-release their debut full length, Hives In Decline,
WOODHAWK “Strikes Back Tour” (AB/SK/BC) + Riff-tastic Debut “Beyond The Sun” Out Now!
Calgary’ AB’s masters of straight ahead riff-rock wizardry WOODHAWK will be hitting the road this September for their second Western Canadian tour (AB/SK/BC) (dates listed below) in support of their full length album ‘Beyond The Sun’ released this past April. The album was produced by the band with Jesse Gander (Bison, Japandroids) to follow their 2014 debut EP. Made of equal parts 1970’s Birmingham and a myriad of 21st century heavy who’s who, WOODHAWK are purveyors of riff-centric rock and roll. Capable and original, the band is able to craft anthemic fist-pumping songs while forgoing tired stoner rock clichés. With time travel tested themes of science fiction, swords and sorcery, the band’s lyrics are born from snowy winters, hot practice spaces and pages of dog-eared paperbacks. While the musicianship reinforces recollections of Black Sabbath, modern influences that have helped you smash air drums or highway speed limits are undeniably present.
The band’s music video ‘The High Priest’ can be viewed here:

You must be logged in to post a comment.