FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
HUBRIS UNLEASH RELENTLESS BLACK METAL ONSLAUGHT “ACTS OF SEDITION” — OUT NOW
Buffalo, NY — Black metal veterans Hubris have officially unleashed their long-awaited full-length assault, Acts of Sedition , available now for extreme music fans worldwide.
https://truehubris.bandcamp.com/album/acts-of-sedition
Since erupting from the Buffalo underground in 2008, Hubris—founded by brothers Hellskald and Lichfiend alongside Melkorpse, with Deragore joining on drums in 2010—have delivered a high-octane, uncompromising brand of black metal fused with death metal’s punishing intensity. From Shadow Woods Metal Fest IV to tours across the Eastern US with appearances at Hell Over Akron and Slutfest, the band has left audiences in smoldering ruins with their searing live performances. Fans of Gorgoroth, 1349, and Tsjuder will feel right at home in the band’s unrelenting sonic warpath.
Acts of Sedition stands as Hubris’ definitive statement: nearly an hour of scalding black metal tracked across multiple states beginning in late 2022, with final mastering completed in 2025. Following the debut single “Lightless Lantern,” praised by No Clean Singing as “a destructive warzone of bloodthirsty delirium,” the full album delivers 54 minutes of relentless blast beats, razor-sharp riffs, and venomous vocals that cut straight to the core of humanity’s darkest instincts.
The album’s cover art, created by Triple Seis Design (Santiago Jamarillo), depicts the ruin of a petty tyrant amid the infernal rise of a new dawn—perfectly capturing the atmosphere of Hubris’ sonic devastation.
Now available on all major platforms, Acts of Sedition marks a new peak in the band’s evolution and a must-hear release for fans of uncompromising extreme metal.
Production Credits:
Drums & guitars: Select Sound, Buffalo, NY (engineered by Joe Leising)
Bass: Lichfiend’s home, Buffalo, NY
Vocals: Hellskald tracked by Dave Parkins, Chapel Hill, NC; additional vocals by Lichfiend, Melkorpse, Deragore engineered by Hellskald
Mixing: Dave Kaminsky, Studio Wormwood, Asheville, NC
Mastering: Ryan Williams, Augmented Audio, Los Angeles, CA
All music and lyrics written and performed by Hubris
For interviews, promo requests, or more information, contact:
zach@metaldevastationradio.com
Connect:
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https://www.instagram.com/hubrisblackmetal/
https://www.youtube.com/@hubrisblackmetal6441
https://truehubris.bandcamp.com/
https://open.spotify.com/artist/2SnClGVoB05d32DjIO7cVr
https://music.apple.com/us/artist/hubris/1704501305
https://ampwall.com/u/hubris
Contact: hellskald@gmail.com
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Upcoming Metal Releases: 4/5/26 – 4/11/26
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Throw in a verse from blackbear, delivering soul and substance in abundance, it’s a brilliant combination, and a sign of bigger, bolder and more belligerent things to come.
Have a listen for yourself.
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Filipovich Вино из коробки Review
Filipovich Вино из коробки Review
The track kicks off with a vibrant rhythm that commands attention. The infectious energy strikes right away. The combination of instruments is engaging, with electric guitars roaring in with tight riffs that immediately inspire movement. Filipovich intends to maintain a playful yet serious tone, creating a spirited environment where the listener cannot help but nod along.
Listening to “Вино из коробки” may remind one of the Arctic Monkeys’ earlier work, infused with a contemporary twist. The influences are apparent but handle with a distinctive flair that Filipovich makes his own. This track’s balance of solid musicianship and lyrical depth offers a remarkable synthesis that keeps the audience engaged. The emotional undertone of the lyrics paired with the explosive instrumentation solidifies the song’s addictive quality.
The title, translating to “Wine in a Box,” works as a clever metaphor. It paints a picture of relationships that feel disposable, low effort, and ultimately empty. That idea alone gives the song a strong identity.
The groove locks in with precision. Bass and drums move together tightly, creating a solid foundation that drives everything forward. On top of that, the guitars bring sharp, memorable riffs that add texture without overcrowding the mix. There’s a sense of balance here that keeps the track focused and effective.
The vocal performance deserves attention. It comes across firm and grounded, carrying the message with clarity and control. In addition, the choice to sing in Russian adds a unique layer to the experience. Even if you don’t understand every word, the phrasing and cadence feel natural within the structure of the song. Surprisingly, the language blends seamlessly with the instrumentation, enhancing rather than distracting.
The production is another strong point. Everything sounds clean yet alive, as if the band is playing right in front of you. The dynamics are handled well, allowing the track to breathe while maintaining its energy. The sound translates effectively through the speakers, giving weight to each element without losing clarity.
Overall, this is a song that delivers exactly what it promises. It’s catchy, honest, and built with intention. A track that doesn’t try to impress with excess, but instead hits hard through simplicity and execution.
Solid!
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