It sure has been a long ass time since symphonic black metal outfit Dimmu Borgir released a new studio effort full of original material. Since 2018’s Eonian, to be exact. So what’s exactly the hold up? During a recent interview with FaceCulture, Silenoz explained the delay. According to the interview, Silenoz said he and his
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Instrumental duo Fermentor have been at it for a while, releasing their self-titled first EP in 2011. Since then, they’ve released a demo, an EP, a full-length and two full-lengths, their latest being Mind Meld, which was released earlier this month. In case you didn’t hear it, we’ve got the band’s new video for “Sensory Overload” on
At one point several years ago, Portuguese death-doom trio Music in Low Frequencies went by the unfortunate acronym of M.I.L.F., which was either a “lost in translation” sort of thing, or just a serious lapse of judgement. The current moniker is more apropos for an outfit that’s definitely mining darker, heavier musical territory on their latest
Swedish berserkers Amon Amarth have been busy as of late, having announced American tour dates earlier this week, but they’re not stopping there. and now, they’re officially expanding their viking pillage to Europe as well. The Swedish band made U.S. fans yesterday when they shared that they would be making some really cool stops, including
If you enjoy the furious energy of extreme metal, but want it delivered with the spirit of straightforward hard rock, you need to check out Unmothered‘s new album. The band, through its various contributors, pulls together threads from dissonant death metal, angular riffs in the vein of Unsane and Today is the Day, and even a
It’s been a busy year for Louisiana quartet Capra. Leading up to the October release of their sophomore LP Errors, the band—including founding guitarist Tyler Harper and vocalist Crow Lotus—hit stages across the continental U.S. and Europe like a roaring bonfire to reach an audience for their brand of emotionally-charged metallic hardcore. All those long
The longest-running metal tour in North America is back! The Decibel Magazine Tour celebrates the magazine’s 20th anniversary with its return in February 2024 as Northwest black metal executioners Hulder headline Decibel‘s 11th nationwide expedition. Tour support comes from supreme Philly vampunk warriors Devil Master, Floridian blackened doom swamp things Worm and Houston black metal earth-scorchers Necrofier.
Cypriot heavy metal warlords Solitary Sabred return. Their new, slashing concept album Temple of the Serpent chronicles a journey to the lands of demonic djinns and undead sorcerers while witnessing an empire’s fall. Active since the beginning of the 21st century, this is the band’s fourth full-length record. It is also their catchiest and sharpest
It’s that time of year once again where the incessant jingle bells, old-timey ballads, Mariah Carey blowing out shitty in-store speakers, and *shudder* songs about Christmas shoes takes over the airwaves. Gods help you if you head out to do your holiday shopping, lest you be bombarded by saccharine holiday cheer. But is that sort
Where they from? Washington D.C. This past weekend I drove with my girlfriend to her hometown of York, Pennsylvania and discovered that there is a Cartoon Network branded hotel in Lancaster, PA. I posted about it on Facebook and several of my friends commented that they had been to the hotel and found it underwhelming.
We feel like we need shout when say the name of Dutch metallic hardcore outfit LIES! And, yes, it is all caps, with an exclamation point. So, naturally this quintet is disgruntled and quite possibly not inclined to buy into whatever the man is peddling. Not surprisingly, that seems to be the general theme of the
Death metal fans everywhere may want to take notice, because there’s going to be a damn good tour rolling through North America next spring and you likely won’t want to miss it. Swedish melodic death metal band and viking raiders Amon Amarth are heading back out on the road, yet instead of bringing (the unfairly
As we look forward to 2024, one thing remains certain — the summer metal festival scene remains insanely exciting. Case and point is the fact that Ohio’s Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival is not only going to have more than 120 bands on its bill, but it’s also getting a fourth stage to accommodate
In the pantheon of modern black metal coming out of the U.S., it’s hard not to consider someone like Austin Lunn as one of the more creative and interesting artists out there today. Having recently dropped The Rime Of Memory under his band Panopticon, we’re once again witnessing the man’s ability to take our expectations
British metalcore act Architects are planning to cross the Atlantic next year for a nearly month-long stint through parts of Canada and the U.S. Slated to kick off on May 2 in Toronto, the 13-date tour will come to an end on May 19 in Columbus, Ohio. In addition to the newly announced dates, the
Slayer is so monolithic in the heavy metal world that it’s nearly impossible for contemporary audiences to imagine them in their infancy, as a bunch of guys learning to play music and deciding who they want to be. In the 40 years since their debut, Show No Mercy (released on December 3, 1983), they became
Huge news for the metal world: Power Trip just reunited on stage for the first time since the death of their vocalist, Riley Gale, on August 24, 2020. The reunion came about at a show that Fugitive, the band featuring Power Trip guitarist Blake Ibanez, was headlining at the Mohawk in Austin, TX alongside Dresscode
If you missed out on the holiday party that MetalSucks and our friends over at Metal Injection put on either in Brooklyn, NY or Los Angeles, boy did you ever fuck up. From great drinks, to great people, to great performances by artists like: Testament, Revocation, Type O Negative, Exciter, Alluvial, Dethklok, Bleeding Through, Warbringer,
The year was 1993, and extreme metal, for all intents and purposes, was still a baby. Over in the U.K., they were taking a stab at death metal strongly enough to compete with American counterparts in the form of Carcass. But where Europe was really thriving, and continues to thrive to this day, was in
All That Remains just dropped some serious hints on X that they are finally back in the recording studio, hopefully making their first record since 2018. Vocalist Phil Labonte shared a clip on his account which you can see below showing himself in the recording studio, and you even get to hear a brief few
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