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Finnish death metal quartet HEKATOXEN are streaming their debut full-length, Obsidian Majesty, in its entirety through Death Metal Promotion ahead of the album’s 2 October release via NUCLEAR WINTER RECORDS. The eight-track record follows the Tampere band’s 2022 Utter Darkness EP and marks their first full-length statement. According to the accompanying press material, Obsidian Majesty […]

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Dutch black metal trio ASGRAUW will release their seventh full-length album, Solips, on November 12 through ZWAERTGEVEGT, HIDDEN MARLY PRODUCTION and JEM’S LABEL. The announcement is accompanied by a music video for opening track “Confabulatie,” following the previously released “Schaduwganger.” While 2024’s Oorsprong explored ideas surrounding humanity’s origins, Solips turns inward. Its central concept revolves […]

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The group’s East Coast U.S. shows have been affected by the tragic news.

The post Split Chain To Miss Immediate Shows Due To A Death In The Family appeared first on Theprp.com.

ABYSMAL DAWN have released an official drum playthrough video for “Cradle of Affliction,” putting drummer James Coppolino at the centre of the band’s latest single as work continues on their sixth full-length album. The video focuses on the track’s groove-driven passages, rapid fills and double-bass work, giving a closer look at Coppolino’s performance behind the […]

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There’s a new band in town. Void Sector Zero brings together three extreme metal players, guitarist Christian Münzner (Necrophagist, ex-Obscura, ex-Alkaloid), vocalist and bassist Alex Weber (Malignancy, Exist), and drummer Gabe Seeber (Decrepit Birth, Abigail Williams, Carach Angren). The band’s upcoming debut album, Dead Space Enigma, shares their modern spin on progressive thrash metal. Today, Void Sector Zero have shared a music video for the album’s lead single “Vortex Divinium”.
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When Metallica takes the stage for their upcoming residency at Sphere in Las Vegas, fans can expect James Hetfield to look a little different. Continue reading…

Billy Joel was already on his way to stardom by the time he released Turnstiles, his fourth album. Turnstiles came out in May 1976 and included big songs like “New York State Of Mind” and “Say Goodbye To Hollywood.” The record pushed him along the way to making his real commercial breakthrough with The Stranger a year later. Now, there’s a pretty successful Joel cover band called Turnstiles; who recently played some shows with Vampire Weekend. (There’s also an even more successful band called Turnstile, but that’s different.) Today, Joel announces a new 50th-anniversary edition of Turnstiles, which will include a whopping 54 previously unreleased tracks.

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“…When we finished touring, we decided to take a month off because we needed a break, but then we jumped right back into the studio.”

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Swedish speed metallers ARMORY have unveiled “Pillars of Fire,” the latest advance from their fourth full-length album, Echoes of the Astrolith. The record is set for release on October 23 via DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS. “Pillars of Fire” received its premiere through No Clean Singing and can be heard in full there. Listen to “Pillars of […]

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