Today, the gatekeepers at Pitchfork shake some pavement with a premiere of "Anchor," from NYC psychedelic doom makers, BLACKOUT. Perfectly loud, trippy, and fuzzed-out, the tune comes by way of the trio's forthcoming We Are Here debut, slated for release later this month. Recorded at Vacation Island Studio with engineer/producer Rob Laakso (Diamond Nights, Swirlies, Kurt Vile), the red-eyed, six-track beast of long player has been reaping praise from fans and critics nationally for its inexorable riff worship and planet rupturing bottom-end.
New Jersey genre-jumping technicians EAST OF THE WALL have released "Arbiters Meet," the first song from the band's upcoming fourth full-length record, Redaction Artifacts. The single is synced to a look into the album's recording process, using footage that the band shot throughout the tracking and mixing sessions.
"Arbiters Meet" is now a featured video at Metal Injection RIGHT HERE.
Currently spreading their negativity, hatred and audio wrath to the masses on a short run of roadside assaults, today Denver blackened doom metal agitators, PRIMITIVE MAN, give back to the community with a bonus track from their critically-lauded Scorn full-length.
Recorded by Dave Otero at Flatline Audio (Cephalic Carnage, Catheter, Cobalt, etc.), Scorn is a physically and psychologically eviscerating sound excursion initially unleashed earlier this year via a collaboration between Throatruiner and Mordgrimm Records before being reissued by Relapse this past August. Applauded for a "totally malignant sounding record ... that will consume you whole if you're not careful,"
Them, the first LP from UK hardcore punk trio SATANIC MALFUNCTIONS, is out now via Poland's demolition experts, Selfmadegod Records. Surging with rabid, old-school circle-pit intensity and politically-oriented, cynical and pissed-off lyrical tirades, Them dispatches twenty tracks in just over thirty minutes, resulting in one of those "get this now" releases for devotees to acts like Active Minds, Disorder, Doom, Atavistic, Electro Hippies, L'arm and Heresy.
FREI.WILD – Akustikalbum „Still“ erscheint am 22.11. – Tour dazu beinahe komplett ausverkauft - Schlagen nach ihrem „Grenzenlos“-Sommer nun ruhige Töne an -
Brixen/Südtirol – Die Deutschrocker von FREI.WILD schlagen zum Winter und der bevorstehenden Pause, in die sie sich 2014 verabschieden wollen, ungewöhnlich ruhige Töne an. Für ihr am 22.11. erscheinendes Akustikalbum „Still“ wurde eine Auswahl der beliebtesten Songs neu arrangiert.
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