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City of Tyrants
October 23, 2018
City of Tyrants City of Tyrants was formed in 2015 by Kevin Michael(drums), Ed Tyler(guitar), Chingkhei Akoijam(guitar) & Sean Mcgurr(vocals). During a time where the music scene in New Jersey was ever changing, City of Tyrants set out with one core goal in mind and that was to create music that they liked and could …
Repentance
October 23, 2018
Repentance Earlier this year, REPENTANCE hit the scene with a pair of back-to-back demos, released exclusively on YouTube, ahead of their live debut with Trivium. Now, the band enters fall with the release of “Enter the Gallows,” an epic display of new American metal and their first “official” single, available now on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, YouTube and …
Oracle N.I. Interview
October 23, 2018
Oracle N.I. Interview Interview with Pete Devine of Pete’s Rock News and Views (http://petesrocknewsandviews.com) PD: What type of artist are you? O: We are a modern metal/thrash metal band from Belfast, Northern Ireland. PD: Tell us the brief history of yourself. O: We formed in 2015 with the intention of delivering hard hitting, heavy …
Oracle N.I.
October 23, 2018
Oracle In the Spring of 2015 five friends were drawn together by a shared dream; a dream to create vital, vibrant metal music in a band that would be an outlet for their restless imaginations and pent up rage at the apathy and lethargy that they saw around them every day. They were going to …
Irk
October 23, 2018
Irk Irk are three polite wee rascals from Leeds who make ugly, angular, noise-fused, math rock, consisting of drums, bass, and vocals. Irk are now gearing up to release their debut album “Recipes from the Bible” on 7th December. Entirely self produced by the band, Irk have birthed a lumbering colossus of a record, caked …
The Mound Builders
October 23, 2018
The Mound Builders Broadly speaking, bands that fall under the umbrella term of riff-worshippers – encompassing stoner, doom, and sludge metal – can fall under one of two categories. The majority of bands are content to walk (high as a kite) through the hills and valleys of their forefathers. A few, however, endeavor to take …