Puscifer has shared a new music video for their track “Man Overboard” from their “Parole Violator” concert film. The band hosted two live-stream concert films events this past Halloween weekend. “Parole Violator: A Puscifer Concert Film Featuring Conditions Of My Parole” & “V Is For Versatile: A Puscifer Concert Film Featuring Music From The V Is For… Era.” Both are not exteneded through November 7th. Watch the video here.
As first revealed when Maynard James Keenan recently sat down for an interview with Rick Beato, Puscifer will host two live-stream concert films events on Halloween weekend. “Parole Violator: A Puscifer Concert Film Featuring Conditions Of My Parole” & “V Is For Versatile: A Puscifer Concert Film Featuring Music From The V Is For… Era.” Watch the trailer here:
Last year, UK metalcore masters Architects showed a new side of their souls with their ninth album For Those That Wish To Exist (Epitaph Records). Now with their performance at the iconic Abbey Road Studios, each song shines in its full potential for a historic mark in the band’s career.
French Death Metallers Akiaval will perform a special set for Knotfest’s Pulse Fest 3×22! The online festival will be streamed on Friday, March 11th, at 12pm PST / 3pm EST / 9pm CET on Knotfest.com. The will join a gang of fresh bands including Shadow of Intent, Creeping Death, Enforced, Four Stroke Baron, Kid Bookie, Vexed, Urne, and many more. See the full list below.
Cradle of Filth has just announced a second live stream on March 20th 2022. The Infernal Vernal Equinox Deastream, in which they will play Dusk… and Her Embrace in its entirety. It marks the 25th anniversary of the bands’ second album.Continue reading
Trivium has announced two livestream events from their new headquarters in Florida, dubbed “The Hangar.” The band has been sharing a series of live in the studio videos, but this livestream series is a going to be sick! This is the official streaming follow-up to 2020’s massively successful A Light Or A Distant Mirror streamed event. While the band did conduct several free streaming events after the fact, this is the official follow-up. Pre-show performances will come from Fit For An Autopsy. More info and tickets are avaialble below!
Machine Head performed their entire Unto The Locust (Roadrunner Records) album to celebrate its 10th anniversary today, Friday, September 24th, 2021. The band performs its “Acoustic Happy Hour” livestream every Friday on the bands’ YouTube, and Facebook, as well as frontman Robb Flynn’s Twitch account. Watch it now!
Machine Head will perform their entire Unto The Locust (Roadrunner Records) album to celebrate its 10th anniversary this Friday, September 24th, 2021. The band performs its “Acoustic Happy Hour” livestream every Friday on the bands’ YouTube, and Facebook, as well as frontman Robb Flynn’s Twitch account. Watch the teaser trailer and check out a message from the band.
It is quite outstanding when we sit down to realize how human nature can easily adapt (for better or worst) to its surroundings and environment. Particular historic examples in the music industry like the shift of the typical major label model, to music piracy, to streamings platform era, and some more social events, like a pandemic, are some of the major challenges that musicians have had to deal with through history. How some musicians have been able to, somehow, stay on their feet and continue to deliver quality products to their fans it’s simply remarkable. Some bands have been able to release some formidable production, and an example of this is Tesseract’s latest livestream event P O R T A L S (Kscope Records), released in December 2020. Continue reading
From the stark desert of Joshua Tree National Park, Rock and Post-Hardcore connoisseurs Senses Fail perform two livestream sets in homage to their classic albums, Still Searching and Let It Enfold You (Vagrant Records). With the former being presented at sunset and the latter at sunrise, they utilize the barren yet persevering environment to bring the deeper meaning of their music to life. A 360-degree track camera and surrounding steadicams capture it all, complemented by flashing lights and projected images of the band’s skeleton mascot beaming from each towering rock.