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This is the third album from Ecchymosis, a death metal band from Thailand. Thanatocorporeal Sculptures of Cryogenic Excruciation boasts the sort of brutal death metal assault that’ll cave in your skull before you even know what’s happening. Ecchymosis are frighteningly good at what they do, and across 27 minutes of murderous intensity they utterly annihilate … Continue reading “Ecchymosis – Thanatocorporeal Sculptures of Cryogenic Excruciation (Review)”

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A.N.J.A burst onto the scene with Jet Girl, a fierce alt-rock anthem fueled by swagger, attitude, and irresistible hooks. Gritty, groove-laden guitars drive the track forward, while the commanding vocal performance radiates confidence and charisma. The band’s dynamic interplay creates a cinematic atmosphere that balances raw power with melodic precision, making every chorus hit with maximum impact. Beneath its rebellious exterior lies sharp songwriting and an infectious sense of momentum that never lets up. Bold, stylish, and packed with personality, Jet Girl is an electrifying introduction to a band with all the ingredients of a standout modern rock act.

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Venture Palace delivers an immersive blend of psychedelic and indie rock on Payload, pairing hypnotic grooves with lush, atmospheric production. Dreamy guitars, hazy synth textures, and a steady rhythmic pulse create a mesmerizing backdrop for introspective songwriting that questions ambition and fulfillment. The track unfolds patiently, revealing subtle sonic details and melodic flourishes that reward repeat listens. Entirely self-crafted, from performance to production, Payload reflects a clear artistic vision and impressive attention to detail. Moody, cinematic, and emotionally resonant, it stands as a compelling showcase of Venture Palace’s ability to merge thoughtful songwriting with expansive sonic landscapes.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

Dallas Toler-Wade of Narcotic Wasteland Joins The Zach Moonshine Show for an In-Depth Conversation Ahead of the Fentanyl Zombie Apocalypse Tour

Metal Devastation Radio delivered another unforgettable night of underground metal as The Zach Moonshine Show welcomed legendary guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Dallas Toler-Wade of Narcotic Wasteland and former Nile fame for an exclusive live interview.
The evening kicked off with an explosive lineup of Battle of the Bands winners, featuring Trivan , Soul Of Sheol , Rage of Justice , Heidbekka , Mistress , and Oezys , before Dallas joined the show to discuss everything from the upcoming Fentanyl Zombie Apocalypse Tour to the future of Narcotic Wasteland.
During the conversation, Dallas revealed that the band is preparing to release a brand new single ahead of the tour and confirmed that a new full-length album is officially in the works. After spending the past few years focused on touring and building momentum, the band is now shifting its attention toward writing and recording new material.
The interview also explored Dallas’ longtime partnership with Solar Guitars, where he explained why the instruments have become his go-to choice both on stage and in the studio, even joking that he’d welcome the opportunity to someday have his own signature model.
One of the night’s most engaging discussions centered around artificial intelligence in music and artwork. While acknowledging AI has practical applications, Dallas made it clear that he prefers genuine human creativity over machine-generated content.


“I think what we do is much more interesting than just plugging in a bunch of stuff… You’ll never see me using it.”


The conversation also touched on the provocative title of the upcoming Fentanyl Zombie Apocalypse Tour . Rather than backing away from difficult subject matter, Dallas explained why heavy music has always served as an outlet for confronting uncomfortable realities.


“As a band or an artist, I think you should be able to do whatever the hell you want.”


Fans of old-school metal will especially appreciate the show’s deep dive into Dallas’ musical roots. From Black Sabbath, Uriah Heep, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Metal Church, Bolt Thrower, Deicide, Cannibal Corpse, and beyond, the interview became a celebration of the albums, bands, and record store discoveries that helped shape one of death metal’s most respected musicians.
The discussion also highlighted the current state of death metal, with Dallas noting that the genre is arguably stronger than ever, pointing to the continued growth of major tours, packed festivals, and the enduring popularity of bands like Cannibal Corpse.
Before signing off, Dallas thanked metal fans around the world for decades of unwavering support, calling heavy metal “the most innovative and awesome music on the planet.”
If you missed the live broadcast, don’t worry.
🎧 Listen to the full episode, featuring music and the complete interview, now on Mixcloud.
1 – Trivan – Abyss Of Crawling Shadows
2 – Soul Of Sheol – Paradise Is Not For Us
3 – Rage of Justice – Digital Prison
4 – Heidbekka – Völva
5 – Mistress – Terrified eyes
6 – Oezys – Altar (Your Sacrifice)
The Zach Moonshine Intro
7 – Black Sabbath – War Pigs
8 – Distant – All Will Be (N)One (feat. Ricky Myers of Suffocation)
9 – CARCERAL – Archaic Law
Narcotic Wasteland – Interview featuring Barbarian/Morality and the Wasp/VICTIMS OF THE ALGORITHM
10 – Nile – Black Seeds Of Vengeance
11 – IATT – Walk Amongst
12 – Visitant – Fodder
13 – Yotuma – The Traveler
14 – Monochromatic Black – Turn the Tides
15 – Tim Cappello – I Still Believe
16 – Eaten By Sharks – In Tidal Chaos
17 – SOOTHSAYER – FAILURE
18 – Green Jelly – Three Little Pigs/Silence Of The Squarepants
19 – Starved of Light – Cut Into Moonlight
20 – Stalemate of Wills – Existence Denied
21 – NORCVLT – Celestial Tearfall
22 – Castle – Carry Chains
23 – Laconist – VERMIFORMING
24 – Gallowglass Scourge – Doomwalker
25 – Flight of Odin – I Traveled The Crooked Path
26 – Brutal Death Fuck – The Devils Whiskey/Alcohol – Remastered

▶️ The full interview is also available on YouTube.
🎙️ You can also stream the interview on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major podcast platforms.

Be sure to follow Narcotic Wasteland as they prepare to unleash their new single and hit the road for the Fentanyl Zombie Apocalypse Tour , bringing one of the heaviest live shows of the summer to stages across the country.
Stay tuned to Metal Devastation Radio for more exclusive interviews, premieres, and the heaviest music from the underground and beyond.