Tour Dates
Michigan, Indiana, and Virginia – you're in luck!
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Featuring some meandering comments about "Big Tech."
It got to be a little bit much.
Plus releases from Defeated Sanity, I Declare War, Múr, and Xandria
An excellent way to end the year.
"I think everything is a possibility, you know? I think it'd be great to have new music out. It's been 10 years."
Coming out of the gate hot.
"Mortis Imperium" is here and it's an aural moshpit.
"We're confident that the best days of Furnace Fest are still ahead."
“I think you realize you could listen to everything 24 hours a day, and you still only scratch the surface of music that humanity...
Novarupta – the project headed up by Alex Stjernfeldt – is coming to an end. Novarupta will release its final album Astral Sands on...
Kicking off in late February.
Recorded at Movistar Arena in Santiago, Chile on April 23, 2023.
The song matches the video. Trust me.
Annalynn, what is going on?
From Max Cavalera and Deftones' collaboration "Headup", to a specific Snot cut, and more!
Breaking news – Tim Henson good at guitar.
"Defeated Sanity is one of the best in the game of absolute top-tier extremity."
"Distant has delivered a must-listen for any fan of the heavier side of the metal spectrum."
"An exceptional blend of classic and modern Opeth whose unified approach is both alluring and slightly problematic."
Michigan, Indiana, and Virginia – you're in luck!
"I was with him for a better part of two years, just up until 9/11 kicked in."
"Get ready, metalcore and deathcore fans—this record is a force to be reckoned with: powerful, unstoppable, and undeniably epic."
Plus releases from The Body, Counterparts, Earthburner, Make Them Suffer, Molder, and The Pineapple Thief.
Two very different sides, obviously
"'Trenches' is possibly the most aggressive, ignorant and direct song we have ever written."
Oompa Loompas not included.
Emmure, After The Burial, Brand Of Sacrifice, and more.
"Simply put, Headbangers Boat is something that I hope every person who loves this genre can experience at least once in their life."