Locrian has shared a new single and music video from their upcoming new album End Terrain, released April 5th via Profound Lore Records. Watch the clip for “After Extinction” and stream the track below. The album is also available for pre-order now!
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Antichrist Siege Machine Share Single and Video for “Sisera” Announcing New Album
Richmond war metal duo, Antichrist Siege Machine, have just announced the upcoming release of their third full-length, Vengeance of Eternal Fire. The new album will come out on April 19, 2024 via Profound Lore Records. Along with this, the band has also shared the first single, “Sisera,” with a music video created by Gaberealhell. Check it out in the article below, and read more from Antichrist Siege Machine.
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Apparition Share “Asphyxcreation” Single from Upcoming New Album
LA death metallers, Apparition, are gearing up for the release of Disgraced Emanations From A Tranquil State, their new full-length, due out March 22nd on Profound Lore Records. They have now issued the album’s cover art, track listing, pre-orders, and the “Asphyxcreation” single. Check it all out in the article below.Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Godthrymm – Distortions
And the earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep. Blank canvas. Blank page. No words. Then came … Poetry. Psalms. Hymns. The power and the glory. OMG – Oh My Godthrymm! This is the one, my good brothers – one for the ages, one for the rampages, the spillages, the courageous.
ALBUM REVIEW: Mizmor – Prosaic
Prosaic (Profound Lore Records) is the latest release from the impressive solo Black Metal project, Mizmor. Hailing from the US Pacific Northwest and recorded in multi-instrumentalist A.L.N’s home studio in Portland Oregon, the record follows last year’s Wilts End EP, and Long-Players Cairn in 2019 and Yodh in 2016, which also received a live release following a rare performance recorded at the prestigious 2018 Roadburn Festival.
ALBUM REVIEW: Kruelty – Untopia
It never ceases to amaze me how far and wide heavy music can be found, and good music at that. Japan’s own Kruelty is a good example of this as they drop their second full-length album, Untopia (Profound Lore).
ALBUM REVIEW: Tithe – Inverse Rapture
I have said it before and will say it again, finding new music that instantly grabs your attention is one of the best ways to fill your system with dopamine. Blackened Grindcore threesome, Tithe, has done this with their sophomore release, Inverse Rapture (Profound Lore). In just seven tracks and under a half-hour, your brain will be torn apart and put back together by the Portland, Oregon natives. Equal parts black metal and grindcore, with some doom sprinkled over the top, makes for a fresh look on the harsher side of heavy music.
Old Man Gloom Shares New Single, Announces New Album – “Seminar VIII Light of Meaning”
In a story we have been following for some time, Old Man Gloom have formally announced their highly anticipated brand new album, Seminar: VIII Light of Meaning, out May 22, 2020, via Profound Lore Records. The album will be their first without Bassist/vocalist Caleb Scofield, who died in 2018. Caleb had been a member since 2001 and the album Seminar II: The Holy Rites of Primitivism Regressionism (Tortuga Recordings). Stephen Brodsky of Cave-In/Mutoid Man is now the bands’ full-time bassist. Listen to the new song ‘EMF’ and pre-order the album below. Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Insect Ark – The Vanishing
For over eight years, Dana Schechter and Ashley Spungin created heavy, eerie soundscapes as Brooklyn-based duo Insect Ark. When this fragmented last year, with a new album and US tour in the pipeline, leading force Schechter found herself in a tight corner until a serendipitous union with former SubRosa drummer Andy Patterson enabled the renewed probability of both. Tour almost complete, it’s time for the fourth album The Vanishing (Profound Lore Records) to hit the airwaves and Patterson’s influence, together with a more intense writing process, sees the band’s sound throb with added weight.Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Godthrymm – Reflections
As a proud Lancastrian all my life, it pains me to acknowledge the occasional superiority of bitter neighbours Yorkshire. One such area of supremacy is within the realm of Doom Metal: Paradise Lost and My Dying Bride have wielded the White Rose over some of the genre’s most memorable, emotional moments of the last thirty years and the latter’s erstwhile guitarist Hamish Glencross is determined to carry on that sound with his latest outfit Godthrymm. Debut album Reflections (Profound Lore Records) oozes the drama, power, and tragedy of his former band.Continue reading