From underground gems to headline-worthy drops It’s New Music Friday for 3-21-25!
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PODCAST: Tom Osman Interviews Zachary Ezrin of Imperial Triumphant Discussing Their “Goldstar” Album
In this new episode, Ghost Cult’s own Tom Osman chats with Zachary Ezrin of Imperial Triumphant! Their highly-anticipated new album Goldstar is releasing via Century Media on March 21st, 2025! Zachary discusses the new album, the evolving sound and songcraft of the band, why they opted for shorter songs on this album, working with Dave Lombardo, and Tomas Haake of Meshuggah, Fritz Lang and “Metropolis” influence on the artwork the band favors, and much more!Continue reading
PREVIEW: New Music Friday – Rock and Metal Releases for 3-21-25
From underground gems to headline-worthy drops It’s New Music Friday for 3-21-25!
What is your favorite album cover this week?
INTERVIEW: Paula and Dave Lombardo of Venamoris Talk “To Cross Or To Burn” and Making Romantic Music
Photo courtesy of Venamoris
In this episode, Keefy interviews Paula and Dave Lombardo (Mr. Bungle, Dead Cross, The Misfits, ex-Slayer) of Venamoris. They dropped their new album “To Cross Or To Burn” via Ipecac Recordings. We cover the evolution of the project, Paula’s background as a singer, Dave’s secret love of guitar playing, showing off a vulnerable side lyrically, and much more! Dave also updates us on his Imperial Triumphant and Dead Cross activities. https://youtu.be/FWVQd1Ay-SA
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Imperial Triumphant Share Their Single and Video “Lexington Delirium” Ft Tomas Haake (Meshuggah) – New Album Coming Soon
Imperial Triumphant are to deliver their sixth full-length, Goldstar, on March 21st, via Century Media Records. The avant-death metal trio have just dropped their latest single from the album, “Lexington Delirium,” featuring spoken vocals from Tomas Haake (Meshuggah). It comes with a music video, filmed at the iconic Chrysler Building and directed by Brendan McGowan. Check it out below.
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Kilter’s Metal Opera “La Suspendida Live” Now Streaming in France
For one month only, audiences in France can watch the metal opera, La Suspendida Live, on Vià93 TV. This production is a blend of the raw power of metal, the precision of classical opera, and the adventurous spirit of experimental jazz. The vision was brought to life by Laurent David, bassist and producer, who led his experimental jazz trio Kilter to collaborate with an incredible array of artists. Find out more in the article below.
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FESTIVAL REVIEW: ArcTangent Festival 2024 Live at Fernhill Farm
2024 marks ArcTanGent’s 10th anniversary. Taking place across five stages at Fernhill Farm near Bristol, the festival specialises in progressive, largely heavy music. It is Metal-orientated, but the festival’s remit also extends to other styles including Indie and Electronic Music. ATG 2024 sees over 130 bands and artists performing over three “main” days plus a warm-up day.Continue reading
FESTIVAL REVIEW: ArcTangent Festival 2024 Part 2 – Live at Various Venues
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On Friday’s early afternoon, Sans Froid arrive at the Elephant stage to dish out their mournful and sombre art rock.Continue reading
FESTIVAL REVIEW: ArcTangent Festival 2024 Part 1 Live at Various Venues
2024 marks ArcTanGent’s 10th anniversary. Taking place across five stages at Fernhill Farm near Bristol, the festival specialises in progressive, largely heavy music. It is metal-orientated, but the festival’s remit also extends to other styles including indie and electronic music. ATG 2024 sees over 130 bands and artists performing over three “main” days plus a warm-up day.Continue reading
CONCERT REVIEW: Abbath – Imperial Triumphant – Black Anvil – Final Gasp Live at Gramercy Theatre
New York City’s Gramercy Theatre was the epicenter of a black metal storm on a late spring night, with Abbath headlining the night in support of his “Dread Reaver” North American tour. The intimate venue, packed to the brim with die-hard fans, became a cauldron of raw energy and dark atmospheres, punctuated by the thunderous performances of the opening acts: Final Gasp, Imperial Triumphant, and Black Anvil.Continue reading