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Beyond Bloody Kisses and October Rust, the essential deep cuts that defined Type O Negative’s brooding legacy.

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Indiana’s death metal outfit PROTRUSION is ready to infect the underground with their debut full-length, The Last Suppuration . A sonic homage to the brutal, raw ethos of early ’90s death metal, the album is a relentless assault of guttural riffs, cavernous drums, and a murky atmosphere that drips with filth.
The lead single and title track, “Boiled at Birth” , is streaming now at protrusion.bandcamp.com, giving fans a first taste of the band’s grotesque, archaic-inspired sound.
The Last Suppuration will see multiple physical releases this spring:
Cassette: March 13 via Unholy Domain (Europe) and Iron Fortress Records (North America)
CD: Sevared Records
Vinyl: Extremely Rotten Productions and Unholy Domain
European fans can pre-order the cassette at unholydomainrecords.bandcamp.com, while North American fans can secure their copies at ironfortressrecords.com. CD pre-orders are available at store.sevared.com.
The grotesque artwork, crafted by Jon Zig, mirrors the music’s putrid atmosphere and grim aesthetic.
Formed in Lafayette, Indiana, PROTRUSION features veterans from underground acts such as Gorgasm, Sarcophagy, Human Filleted, and Found Hanging. The band channels the raw power of Morrisound-era death metal while adding their own modernized yet retro-tinged approach.
After releasing a well-received self-titled demo in 2023, PROTRUSION carved their name into the live circuit, performing at events including the final Chicago Domination Fest (2023) and Slam Dakota Death Fest (2025). With The Last Suppuration , the band officially casts a shadow over the current death metal underground.
The time of suppuration is upon us.

Avant-garde pianist and composer expands into cinematic extremity with three-movement suite blending ritual, tension, and density.

The post STEVE BLANCO Of IMPERIAL TRIUMPHANT To Release Piano-Driven Shadow Arc Suite appeared first on Metal Injection.

As Everything Unfolds have shared the latest taste of their upcoming record ‘DID YOU ASK TO BE SET FREE?‘, and they just keep on getting better and better.

This track is called ‘DENIAL’ and finds the band bridging the gap between the bludgeoning past and atmospheric present. Neon-drenched melodies clash brilliantly with throat-shredding howls to craft a sound that is as savage as it is spine-tingling. An example of how modern post-hardcore should be, bold, brash and beautifully affecting.

And lyrically, it’s a song that the band have a lot of thoughts on, as vocalist Charlie Rolfe explains:

“Denial is the hardest thing to watch someone go through. You can say or do nothing that will make them realise the horrible situation they’re in, you see small moments of clarity where they’re screaming out for help but they fall back into denial. It’s their closest friend, their comfort. I found it the hardest phase to watch someone in addiction recovery go through, their disregard for your emotional and physical wellbeing, your feelings don’t even come into their mind, no matter how much you try to sympathise and say that you understand the pain they’re going through, it’s never enough to convince them that they’re not alone & their own destructive misery feels like they find joy in inflicting pain upon others, they feel better spreading their pain rather than facing it.

‘DID YOU ASK TO BE SET FREE?” will be released on April 10 via Century Media.

Here is previous single, ‘GASOLINE’:

The band will be playing both Download Festival and 2000trees this Summer, and will also hit the road across Europe with Future Palace in the Autumn. Here are those dates.

OCTOBER

01 – HELSINKI Tavastia
02 – JYVÄSKYLÄ Lutakko
04 – GOTHENBURG Pustervik
05 – OSLO John Dee
06 – COPENHAGEN Pumpehuset
08 – HAMBURG Markthalle
09 – AMSTERDAM Melkweg
10 – COLOGNE E-Werk
11 – SINT-NIKLAAS De Casino
13 – STUTTGART Im Wizemann
14 – FRANKFURT Batschkapp
16 – HANOVER Faust
17 – BERLIN Festsaal Kreuzberg

NOVEMBER

02 – ESSEN Zeche Carl
09 – PARIS Backstage by the Mill
10 – LYON Marché Gare
12 – MILANO Legend Club
13 – ZURICH Dynamo
14 – BUDAPEST Barba Negra
18 – PRAGUE Rock Café
19 – MUNICH Backstage Werk
20 – NUREMBERG Z-Bau

The post As Everything Unfolds Unveil Stunning New Track ‘DENIAL’ appeared first on Rock Sound.

(Andy Synn encourages you to embrace the mellifluous black magic of Miserere Luminis) I have no problem at all acknowledging that one thing I’m not great at is making predictions… or, at least, a certain kind of prediction. There have been bands that I was sure would see massive success who have continued to labour […]

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While they are preparing for the release of their new album Wilderness Of Mirrors (March 27th) and following European tour in April, Myrath have recently confirmed another set of headline shows across the ‘old continent’. Flyer with all confirmed venues and dates is available below.
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Although we here at Decibel prioritize the extremes of heaviness and aggression, we also like to make room for melancholy introspection — when delivered in a compelling way. And that’s definitely what you get on “Colder and Colder,” the latest single from Crippled Black Phoenix. The song is a plodding and contemplative composition that delivers death rock atmosphere and shoegaze-esque moodiness.

Catchy and immediate, but also endlessly mournful and gloomy, it’s the soundtrack to your next rainy day. It brings together the various influences the band’s been known for since its 2004 inception by drummer Justin Greaves. According to vocalist and guitarist Justin Storms, who is featured on “Colder and Colder”:

“I received this song from Greaves along with the title and immediately was drawn to the melancholic sound. I remember when I first put on my headphones and listened to “Colder and Colder.” I started to hum a few melodies while listening to the song. It didn’t take long to write down some of the phrases that became the song’s verses, “Colder and colder / see your hand on my shoulder / colder and colder / see your eyes looking over … ” I wanted to create a rhythmic sort of pattern with the song title and the vocal elements.”

Greaves adds that: “Musically, “Colder and Colder” is one of my favorites on Sceaduhelm. It’s the link between classic CBP style and the more austere, dark pop aspect of how I write. When I picked out the title from my list of ideas, it made total sense. Working with Storms on this song was a total victory. He’s an awesome vocalist and his lyrics really give it a chilling, tragic story.”

Check out “Colder and Colder” below. Sceaduhelm comes out April 17th via Season of Mist. You can find preorder information here.

The post Track Premiere: Crippled Black Phoenix – “Colder and Colder” appeared first on Decibel Magazine.

There are magical objects scattered around Danny L Harle’s studio in Hackney. A small dark silver knight wedges himself between speakers and computer monitors; a star-cloaked figurine of Merlin holds a bright orange flame aloft. Nearby are relics from the producer’s own pop mythology: a black baseball cap from Caroline Polachek’s Pang, a red cornucopia of plastic grapes recalling her “Billions” video, a CD of Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism, a wooden box that reads “Azimuth Circle,” and a black trench coat hanging with a white buoy. The two latter objects nod to Harle’s official debut album Cerulean, out now via XL. 

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