Pretty much a weekend tour.
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Pretty much a weekend tour.
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Their new EP will be out through Periphery’s 3DOT Recordings in May.
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Adorn introduce Let Love Remain with the title track, and the mood is immediately intriguing. The song unfolds as a minimalist ballad built around piano, voice, and subtle effects. At first, it does not reveal exactly where the band intends to go. However, that restraint works in its favor, creating a sense of anticipation that draws the listener in.
You quickly sense that you are listening to performers who understand songwriting and emotional pacing. The atmosphere feels intimate yet open-ended, leaving space for interpretation while maintaining a clear emotional direction.
With The Brave and Bled Defiant, the band shift the landscape. The rock side of their identity emerges with strength, and the sound becomes more direct. Even so, the refinement in chord progression remains intact. The guitars carry weight without falling into predictable patterns, blending force and elegance in a way that defines much of the album.
Voyeur stands out as one of the most evocative tracks. Here, Adorn explore a dystopian atmosphere that feels cinematic. The introduction builds tension before the arrangement expands, demonstrating strong control over dynamics. The progression feels natural, allowing the track to evolve rather than explode.
The End Is Not Yet acts as a transitional moment. A radio-toned voice introduces an atmospheric pause, reinforcing the idea that this album is more than a collection of songs. It feels structured, almost like a narrative unfolding in chapters.
With Zero Hour, the energy rises again. The rhythm becomes powerful and intricate, carrying a sense of urgency. Some moments echo Soundgarden, though reinterpreted through a more modern lens. The harmonic shifts keep the track alive and engaging.
Shep closes the album on a cinematic note. The piano introduction evokes a dark horizon, almost like a scene from a dystopian film. The track builds gradually, allowing the vocalist to explore a wide expressive range. It feels like a fitting conclusion to a focused and ambitious record.
Adorn present a clear artistic vision with Let Love Remain. The album is cohesive, well-constructed, and emotionally engaging. It is a work that deserves attention for its musical depth and its narrative consistency.
Ambitious!
Let Love Remain is Adorn’s Album Out Now
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Germany’s Evil Warriors are here to set the soul of the world ablaze with their new self-titled album. Evil Warriors boasts a clear and powerful sound, but also displays a underlying sense of foreboding that still renders it wild and unpredictable. According to the band, the album is a product of many years of work in their rehearsal space — and uses live recordings as the basis, meaning they took the raw performances in their lair and layered everything on top. This gives the record spontaneous feel that can sometimes get lost in the maze of click-tracks and studio trickery.
The album’s five tracks recall elements of bands like Kampfar, Watain, Antaeus, and 1349, while still presenting the band as its own singular entity — as Evil Warriors show a mastery of weaving different moods and tempos together to make for a very compelling experience.
What follows therefore is a scorching blend of black metal sounds, which Decibel is very happy to present in full streaming glory. Evil Warriors will be officially released on April 13 via Into Endless Chaos.
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Evanescence have announced the details of their new full-length album, serving as the follow-up to 2021’s ‘The Bitter Truth’.

The album is set to be titled ‘Sanctuary’ will be released on June 05.
Vocalist Amy Lee had this to say about the making of the record, stating, “This album is over three years in the making, and finally listening back to it all at once, about to release it to the world, I am so damn proud of every second of it. It’s overwhelming. Working on it has been my outlet for so much that feels wrong and out of control, and a place to ignite hope through the power of music and connection… good thing we have the tour all lined up, or I wouldn’t know what to do with myself now! I’ve been completely obsessed. I’m dying for the fans to hear this.”
The artwork looks like this:

Whilst the tracklisting is like this:
1. Beautiful Lie
2. Tell Me When You’ve Had Enough
3. Who Will You Follow
4. Rapture
5. Afterlife
6. Sanctuary
7. How Do I Heal
8. About Us
9. Calm Down
10. Self Destruct
11. Forever Without You
12. Wide Open Heart
As you will see, the record is set to feature the band’s megahit ‘Afterlife’, but it’s not the only piece of the album you can hear right now.
‘Who Will You Follow’ is also available right now, and was co-written and produced by none other than Zakk Cervini and Jordan Fish.
The result is an atmospherically crushing new track that embodies the unrivalled etherealism and haunting energy that have come to define the band over the last two decades, whilst also feeling thoroughly fresh and ferociously modern.
The band will be hitting the road in June on a world tour where they will be joined by Spiritbox in the US and Poppy in the UK and Europe. Nova Twins will also be opening in the US and Europe, and K.Flay will open in the UK.
Here are all the dates:
JUNE
11 – WEST PALM BEACH iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre
12 – TAMPA MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre
14 – ALPHARETTA Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
15 – NASHVILLE Bridgestone Arena
17 – RALEIGH Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek
18 – CHARLOTTE PNC Music Pavilion
20 – CAMDEN Freedom Mortgage Pavilion
21 – MANSFIELD Xfinity Center
23 – SARATOGA SPRINGS Saratoga Performing Arts Center
24 – WANTAUGH Northwell at Jones Beach Theater
26 – HOLMDEL PNC Bank Arts Center
27 – BRISTOW Jiffy Lube Live
29 – TORONTO RBC Amphitheatre
20 – MONTREAL Centre Bell
JULY
08 – TINLEY PARK Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre
09 NOBLESVILLE Ruoff Music Center
11 – NORTH LITTLE ROCK Simmons Bank Arena
12 – KANSAS CITY MORTON Amphitheater
14 – ALBUQUERQUE Isleta Amphitheater
15 – PHOENIX Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre
17 – CHULA VISTA North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre
20 – MOUNTAIN VIEW Shoreline Amphitheatre
22 – RIDGEFIELD Cascades Amphitheater
23 – AUBURN White River Amphitheatre
25 – SALT LAKE CITY Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre
28 – ST. LOUIS Hollywood Casino Amphitheater
30 – CUYAHOGA Blossom Music Center
AUGUST
01 – CINCINATTI Riverbend Music Center
02 – CLARKSTON Pine Knob Music Theatre
SEPTEMBER
08 – LEEDS First Direct Arena
10 – MANCHESTER Co-op Live
11 – BIRMINGHAM Utilita Arena Birmingham
13 – LONDON The O2
16. BRUSSELS Forest National
17 – PARIS Accor Arena
19 – FRANKFURT Congress Center Messe Frankfurt – Festhalle Frankfurt
20 – DORTMUND Westfalenhallen Dortmund
22 – AMSTERDAM Ziggo Dome
23 – HAMBURG Barclays Arena
25 – BERLIN Velodrom
26 – MUNICH Olympiahalle
28 – BOLOGNA Unipol Arena
29 – ZURICH Hallenstadion Zurich
OCTOBER
01 – BARCELONA Palau Olimpic Badalona
02 – MADRID Palacio Vistalegre
04 – LISBON MEO Arena
26 – MORRISON Red Rocks Amphitheatre
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(written by Islander) The Arizona atmospheric/depressive black metal band Suicide Forest began life in 2016 as the solo project of A. Kruger. Following a sequence of demos and a live recording, the band released its self-titled debut album in 2018 and a second album (Reluctantly) in 2021, as well as splits and an EP. The […]
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“I truly believe, in my heart, that there’s a curse on Spirit Adrift.”
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