Visions is the name of the Italian post-metalcore band Amia Venera Landscape‘s new album, out in 2015.
It doesn’t give away much, but if it’s half as good as their last album, The Long Procession, it will be stellar!… Read more
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Polaris release new video for Wherever I May Walk
The post-ish metalcore wallabies have just put out a beautiful music video for the last song off their latest album “Dichotomy”, which you can get here!… Read more
Scare Don’t Fear, the new hip-hop – metal transgenre
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
Stay Calm and… DuckCore!
The DuckCore Blog just released an incredible compilation of 100 amazing songs from 100 outstanding bands!!! And it’s killing it!
Thou who reads this, and thou who listens to djent / death / progressive / math / -core / metal shall head over there and download this huge compilation for -almost- free!
Here’s a list of a few bands that’s in there : Xenahort, Ovid’s Withering, The Schoenberg Automaton, Slice The Cake, Sirens, Being, Foreboding Ether, Tsaars, Xanthochroid, Vanisher, The Odious, Xenocide, Hybrid, Red Seas Fire, Sithu Aye, Fractals… There are just so many awesome bands!!! You should feel guilty … Read more
DIRT SPAWN DISEASE – ‘Under Indifference’ video available
It’s been quite some years since we‘ve heard of Dirt Spawn Disease and the lack of announcements is unreasonable and discouraging to say the least. It took the band five years for the release of the music video for ‘Under Indifference’ but finally the video is available for our viewing pleasure.
Therefore, I thought I should give a heads-up for this outstanding band, so consider this more of a suggestion than an actual review.
”The self-titled (unreleased) album by the Athens based DSD reeks professionalism and experimentation, a great combination of slow yet heavy sludge riffs with the complexity and … Read more