If you Google the phrase “commitment fear of,” you will probably have to scroll down a very long way before you encounter the Philadelphia hardcore punk band Commitment or their upcoming debut album Fear Of. Maybe that’s on purpose. Maybe the entire enterprise flies in the very face of search engine optimization. Nevertheless, Stereogum is…
Bring Me The Horizon have shared another piece of their sensational concert film ‘L.I.V.E. In São Paulo, and it’s going to give you goosebumps.
Beginning with a check-in with E.V.E., one of the many elements that make the show such an immersive and intense experience, the evening then bleeds into a beautiful look back at the band’s journey.
From their scrappy beginnings playing in whatever venue would have them to taking on the world, it’s an emotional watch, to say the least. A reminder of what sticking to your guns, living life how you see fit, and not letting anyone tell you what you can and can’t do can reward you with.
It’s the perfect introduction for ‘Doomed’, the opening track from the band’s 2015 album ‘That’s The Spirit’. Spending the last decade becoming a firm fan favourite, the reaction to it is deafening. Matched with spectacular lasers and Oli Sykes pushing his vocal talents to their limits, it’s a spine-tingling affair that sums up everything that is so special about BMTH in one anthemic burst.
After spending two nights in cinemas worldwide, L.I.V.E. in Sao Paulo is now available for a special streaming event on April 10. You can pick up your pass right here now.
Maltese black metal enyity SAĦĦAR has officially joined the roster of Time To Kill Records, marking a new chapter in its ever-evolving path. Emerging from a scene far removed from the genre’s more saturated circuits, SAĦĦAR brings with it a distinct identity shaped by isolation, heritage, and a deeply personal artistic vision. The upcoming full-length album promises a refined take […]
DEVORZHUM is a quite fresh band on the Polish metal scene formed in 2021 where in the line-up we can find experienced musician – Szymon “Simon” Bieńkowski well-known of playing in the past in such bands as Morbus Mortifer, Supreme Lord, Vomigod, Depravity and Rigor Mortis. Less than three years ago, the band released their debut album, “Exigens Monumentum,” which was very well received […]
The phrase “paulmccartney has been banned” is inherently funny and absurd, especially when it comes to his own subreddit. Sir Paul McCartney was never the world’s most active Redditor, but the people running his Reddit account tried to post some photos and videos of a recent show in the r/PaulMcCartney subreddit over the weekend. But for reasons that remain mysterious, that thread was taken down, and McCartney’s account was temporarily suspended.