Cloakroom have just released their single and video, “Unbelonging,” which is the band’s first new music since their 2022 full-length, Dissolution Wave. This latest track is taken from their upcoming new album, due next year on the Closed Casket Activities record label. Check it out below.
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Full of Hell Drop Their Single “Burdened by Solar Mass” in Collaboration with Andrew Nolan – New Album Coming Soon
Grind/noise rock act, Full of Hell, have teamed up with Toronto-based industrial artist, Andrew Nolan, for the new album, Scraping The Divine. It is due for release November 15th on Closed Casket Activities, and its first single, “Burdened by Solar Mass” has just been unveiled as an introduction to this collaboration. Check out the new track and find out more below.
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Regional Justice Center (Militarie Gun) Share Their Single “Moral Death Sentence” – New Album Coming Soon
Hardcore crew, Regional Justice Center, recently shared their lates new single, “Moral Death Sentence.” It follows earlier singles “Freedom” and “Take a Step Away,” all taken from their third album, Freedom, Sweet Freedom, due out September 20th via Closed Casket Activities. Check out the track and more from the band below.
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Deadbody and Tribal Gaze Share Three New Tracks – Split Album Coming Soon
Modern death metal bands, Deadbody and Tribal Gaze, have paired up for a new split LP, due out November 15th via the record labels Closed Casket Activities and Maggot Stomp. With this announcement, each band has offered an early taste of the record. Deadbody have shared the seven-second war cry “D.E.A.D.B.O.D.Y.” and the comparatively expansive “Six Shots Saved.” Tribal Gaze have shared “Twitching On The Cross” and its accompanying music video. Check out all three tracks below, and read more from both bands.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Full Of Hell – Coagulated Bliss
Maryland’s Full of Hell are not fucking about. 6 studio albums, 5 collaboration albums, 9 EPs, 8 splits, and 4 live albums in 15 years, and with their latest album Coagulated Bliss (Closed Casket Activities), the band continues to demonstrate their refusal to stand still. Continue reading
Full Of Hell Drop Single and Video for “Doors to Mental Agony” and Announce New Album
Full Of Hell have just announced the release of their brand new full-length, Coagulated Bliss. The album is due out on April 26th, 2024 via Closed Casket Activities. The band have now opened up with the album’s first single, “Doors to Mental Agony,” alongside a music video directed by Erich Richter. Full of Hell also hit the road throughout North America in April and May with Dying Fetus. Head into the article below for the new video and more.
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EP REVIEW: Full of Hell and Nothing (split) – When No Birds Sing
On paper, this makes perfect sense. A collaborative effort between Full of Hell and Nothing stand as two of the most creative outliers in their respective genres, and the mission statement of When No Birds Sing (Closed Casket Activities) is to fuse the juxtaposition of their varied sonic palettes. Brace yourself, as Full of Hell is the overpowering force when the album opens.
ALBUM REVIEW: END – The Sin of Human Frailty
Sometimes a good ol’ dose of angry music is what the doctor ordered. This year certainly had some bangers of this category, but one of the best so far is END’s latest effort, The Sin of Human Frailty (Closed Casket Activities). Thirty minutes of sonic aggression comes jam-packed in the form of this metalcore supergroup’s sophomore full-length.
ALBUM REVIEW: Incendiary – Change The Way You Think About Pain
When looking up the meaning of the word incendiary you are met with the following definition ‘tending to excite or inflame’. This feels appropriate for a Metallic Hardcore band of the same name who have been tearing it up since 2007.
ALBUM REVIEW: Judiciary – Flesh + Blood
Texas metalcore hopefuls Judiciary don’t so much rewrite the mold on Flesh + Blood (Closed Casket Activities) so much as up the Lamb Of God meets Machine Head influences instead of poorly biting At The Gates like most other metalcore bands.