Death metallers Death On Fire havre shared a new single “Slave”, their first new music from their just announced new album Burial Hymns due out in 2022. More details for the new album are sure to follow soon. Stream the track now via Decibel Magazine below.
Incendiary Extreme Metal band Death on Fire are back with a killer new song and video! ”A Hell of Our Own Design” is an unrelenting, but tuneful slice of Death -Thrash that will break your neck from headbanging. The video is great, and was recorded during their first post COVID tour of 2021. This video highlights the fans, venues, and bands that make everything possible for them, and is an homage to “on the road” behind the scenes music videos such as “Wherever I May Roam” by Metallica or the Pantera home video series! The track is also the first single from their upcoming new EP, Six Foot Box, due out July 16th! Watch it go!
Midwestern ExtremeMetal band Death on Fire has shared a new cover of Danzig’s classic song “How The Gods Kill” The song is the title track from Danzig III How The Gods Kill, and the band did a killer job here! It initially premiered at Glacially Musical Blog, and you can check it out now!
Chicago Melo-Death merchants Death On Fire have paired up with Corpsepaint And Dayglo for a split release of originals and covers. The bands seem evenly matched through 10 gnarly tracks! In addition to some killer tracks by both bands, the covers include each band putting a new spin on old classics from Duran Duran, Prince, INXS, Tom Petty, Immortal, and Darkthrone! Expect the unexpected when these two bands get together! Death on Fire released their last full length early in 2018 with their Witch Hunter album, while this EP marks the debut for Corpsepaint and Dayglo. Let’s all get weird and loud right now!
Chicago melodic-death metal project Death On Fire have partnered with Ghost Cult to premiere their new music video for their track ‘Requiem’. The song comes off of upcoming new album Witch Hunter, releasing on February 2nd. Death On Fire is the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Tim Kenefic, who formally operated under the name LazerWulf. If you are a fan of classic Carcass, top-tier Swedish melo-death or just great heavy music in general, jam this loud right now!Continue reading