I found this band a few weeks back thanks to a Facebook suggestion, and their debut EP is pretty killer. A Riot In Moscow are some where between progressive death metal and deathcore, blending the sounds of Black Dahlia Murder, and Job For A Cowboy, with bands like Thy Art Is Murder and The Contortionist.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Band Of The Week: A Riot In Moscow
I found this band a few weeks back thanks to a Facebook suggestion, and their debut EP is pretty killer. A Riot In Moscow are some where between progressive death metal and deathcore, blending the sounds of Black Dahlia Murder, and Job For A Cowboy, with bands like Thy Art Is Murder and The Contortionist.
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Norma Jean - Wrongdoers
Norma Jean has always been a bright light in metalcore. The band’s existence has spawned some of the best music in metalcore and in a some way Norma Jean opened the gates for the fantastic band that is/was The Chariot. Norma Jean’s last album Meridional was well received by many, but something about the album didn’t quite click with fans overall. It is in no way a band album, and it features some of my favorite songs such as ‘Deathbed Atheist’ but overall something about Meridional felt out of place. It wasn’t as solid overall as Redeemer and it didn’t quite hit the high notes of The Anti-Mother. Now though we’re met with the release of Wrongdoers, and this album is nothing short of fantastic. This is the album fans have been craving.
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Band Of The Week: Fall City Fall
In light of one of the best chaotic hardcore bands announcing their break up recently, I wanted to showcase a new chaotic hardcore band who has a lot of promise. That band is Fall City Fall. I did do a review of their album a little while back, but it's a killer album and people should be listening to them.
Friday, August 16, 2013
The Chariot Are Breaking Up
It's been a rough year in metalcore. UnderOath called it quits earlier this year, there's that whole debacle with As I Lay Dying vocalist Tim Lambesis, and no one knows the future of the band in that situation at the moment, and today The Chariot posted a video that ambiguously states they are breaking up.
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Monday, August 12, 2013
New Humanity's Last Breath Song 'Void'!
Humanity's Last Breath have released a new track from their upcoming album! The track is titled 'Void' and it's pretty nasty. Their single from last year 'Animal' got a good reception, but some claimed they were taking too much from Vildjharta in their overall sound. 'Void' dials that back a notch and brings more of their sound from Structures Collapse back in.
Commotio Cordis - Self Titled
Commotio Cordis is a band that hails from Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma. Their name is derived from the Latin term for a generally fatal heart
condition induced when something (or generally someone) disrupts the beating rhythm
of your heart. Commotio Cordis has commonly occurred in organized sports,
mostly due to hard hits and the like. So like many death metal bands Commotio
cordis have picked a name centered around death, and like plenty of bands in
the genre, it makes for a great name and makes you delve into information you
might not have looked up before. You learn something new every day!
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Band Of The Week: Harm's Way
If ever there was a band to encapsulate everything that the Hardcore genre should be, it's Harm's Way. Too often Hardcore gets turned into 'brocore'. The tone, the aggressive and heavy as hell writing and the dependence on great riffs instead of simply writing breakdown after breakdown makes these guys easily one of the best in the genre.
Friday, August 2, 2013
Rogue Empire - Overlord
Deathcore with electronic influences is something I recall saying I did not see a big future for and felt was a gimmick. Now I am
definitely far from accurate on everything I say and I am fine with being
proven wrong that a certain type of music is good. In steps Rogue Empire. These
guys have tons keyboards and electronic backgrounds to their sound that essentially
build the atmosphere of the album in its entirety. The band are not combining
dubstep and deathcore, which would likely be an atrocity, instead they are
basically taking Born Of Osiris’s keyboard ideas and capitalizing on it.
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