Sin4tr4 is the latest and possibly debut release from Italy’s Australasia. Instrumental in essence, the duo incorporates extreme metal techniques and ideas into post-rock, which gives them a distinctive sound, neither too dramatic or weak, the balance is good! On top of that, they use old school synthetizers with retro sounds! Pretty cool eh!
The EP runs at 22 minutes and is available on iTunes for around 6 bucks! And like the duo on facebook!
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Rap or hip-hop mixed with heavy metal is something dreaded because so many tried and failed at it.
Recently, Hacktivist has given me (and other people) hope for the success of the surgery. Now, Scare Don’t Fear comes with an album, Destroy | Rebuild, with an other perspective than that offered by above mentioned Hacktivist.
Instead of taking pure djent as a base, they seem to take in influences from metalcore, electronic and dance music, as well as a little bit of djent, too.
The rap is good, the scream is good, the music is good… Destroy | … Read more
Here’s the newborn visual child of Red Seas Fire for the song Turner & Hooch off of their newly released Exposition EP.
The vocals remind me of Linkin Park at some times, which is definitely a good thing since that guy can sing his balls off!
Check out the amazing video, and like RSF!!!
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Listen to their latest album, Transmission.
Rehumanization is the name of the upcoming album from Russia’s electronicore group Mad Essence.
According to a facebook update, Rehumanization won’t be too different from Transmission, although more complete, as Transmission was more of a transition than the whole idea. It will still feature loads of different musical genres mixed together on the electronicore background.
“[Electronicore is] one of the few musical genres, really capturing the spirit of modern world” and changing their lyrical composition from Russian to English is in order to reach the most people and … Read more
Check this out! Guitar playthrough video of Unstable and Floating, from Siren’s debut album Spore.
While the first half of the video may look underwhelming (for a guitar playthrough video), it gets interesting when the riffs kick in!
You can support and get their album on Imminence Records’ bandcamp page below
Or get it for free or as a physical CD on the band’s website. They’re also on facebook.
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