WCAR

We Came As Romans – Darkbloom

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‘Darkbloom’ Tracklist: SIDE A 1. Darkbloom 2. Plagued 3. Black Hole 4. Daggers 5. Golden SIDE B 6. One More Day 7. Doublespeak 8. The Anchor 9. Holding the Embers 10. Promise You

Kassothga

Swiss progressive death metal quintet Kassogtha announce tour with Avatar and release new single 

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Earlier this year, fast-rising Swiss progressive death metallers Kassogtha emerged from Fascination Street Studios with guns blazing. After perfecting their new concept record rEvolve with producer/recording engineer David Castillo (Carcass, Opeth, Leprous) and mixing engineer Linus Corneliusson (Ihsahn, Amorphis), the Swiss quintet released four new songs in quick-fire succession. 

Our Hollow Our Home

Our Hollow, Our Home Share “Idlewaves” Video

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“‘Idlewaves’ showcases the heavier side of Our Hollow, Our Home’s eclectic yet balanced contrast of sounds, combining a wide array of blistering breakdowns and technical guitar work with a classic, infectious sing-along chorus, of which fans of the band have grown accustomed to,” says vocalist Connor Hallisey. “The track shows no signs of letting up from the onset, relentless and hard-hitting from the moment it begins to play. The song is laden with aggression and lyrically tackles numerous topics that ultimately centre around the frustrations felt towards a close one who refuses to change their ways after a long string of poorly made decisions and ineffable mistakes.” 

Cult of Luna

Cult of Luna European Tour Kicking Off Early October!

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For over two decades Cult of Luna have forged a sound incomparable to others – ambitious, epic, visceral, and drenched in emotion. Earlier this year Cult Of Luna released their latest full-length; The Long Road North marks as a follow-up to last year’s The Raging River EP. As is the case with every album from the band in recent years, there is a lot of shifting of dynamics and sonic density, and perhaps more so than usual on The Long Road North. “It’s a big and cinematic sounding album. I think one of the reasons why we have been able to be so productive the last couple of years is that we have been consistently writing from the heart. We have let our instincts guide us, and I think it’s getting clearer where we are heading,” reveals vocalist/guitarist Johannes Persson, who has been one of the primary driving forces behind the band since their inception.