“‘Forever Bloom’ is a fast-paced song with a whimsical edge to it, paying homage to some of our metal roots,” says guitarist Stephen Rutishauser. “The video accompaniment should let you know that it isn’t all evil and darkness in the world of metal. Of course, we were very grateful to have our friend Trevor feature on this song — RIP to a legend.”
“Doomswitch’ is a term coined by online poker players used to describe a hypothesized mechanism by which an online poker site will continually infer bad luck onto a player,” reveals the band about this new single. “Sean related to this term and, at the time, it felt as if a ‘Doomswitch’ had flicked on his life, so we used the concept as the main inspiration for the song. We’ve adopted a new element into our sound along with the inclusion of a new member: Alex. This song marks a new chapter and the next step forward for the band and the sonic shift in ‘Doomswitch’ really drives that home.”
The song features The Ghost Inside’s Jonathan Vigil. “‘Times Like This’ is about how as a society, we have accepted misinformation as a part of life, and in some cases, even embraced it” says singer Ryan Kirby. “Those in power keep us at each other’s throats using these tactics, and when we rise above the noise, we can finally give the throne back to the many — not the few”.
“The idea for this EP was to share three distinctly different songs,” the band explains. “The first is a classic Dreamshade style — a hyper melodic, introspective song. The second is probably one of our heaviest and darkest songs to date. For the last track, we decided to re-record ‘Wide Awake’ from our 2011-released debut record What Silence Hides.”
Boundaries have released their eagerly-awaited new album, “Burying Brightness”(3DOT Recordings), with the Hartford-based band’s sophomore album being hailed as “genre-defining” (New Transcendence) and New Noise saying “we definitely have a new standard-bearer here”.
“We are beyond excited to share the new era of Bury Tomorrow with you all. Album seven and still driving forward,” says frontman Dani Winter-Bates. “‘Abandon Us is the perfect way to showcase our intent with this next phase, visceral and heavy, this one is for those that have stuck by us and those just find out about Bury Tomorrow. Enjoy and anticipate.”
“MODERN META MEDICINE’ looks to trace back the origins of capitalisms takeover of our health as global citizens, the Reagan era policies that allowed for billionaires to flourish off of the suffering of so many. Healthcare is a human right, and we need to steal our rights back from a machine that sees us as commodities and profit margins, however we can.
Ingested are the flagbearers of modern UK death metal. They have been churning out bilious anti-anthems for more than a decade-and-a-half, dropping a string of releases that have helped shape the genre. They return with Ashes Lie Still, their most dynamic, inventive, and daring release to date, holding nothing back. The band describes it as “a modern essential. It still has the core Ingested elements of groovy slamming riffs, quick drumming, and guttural vocals but there’s also atmosphere, ethereal moments, and some raw old school aggression.”
Thornhill’s epic sophomore full-length record Heroine stormed up the charts, debuting at #3 on the ARIA Album Chart. Not only that, it debuted at #1 on the Australian album chart and has tallied more than 8.5 million streams to date. Critics and fans have been praising the record across the globe.
Hailing from Marl, Germany, Our Mirage hit deep and strike a nerve. The group’s music largely focuses on the problems that our youth deal with internally but it doesn’t just speak to them. It’s also very intuitive and addresses the problems and struggles that we all deal with commonly.
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