New England metal band, Death Rattle, have just shared their latest single and video, “Malthusian Dependency.” It follows “Immersed In Black” as the second track from their upcoming album, The Moral Chokehold, coming this Summer, via M-Theory Audio records. Starting from January 10th, the band kick off a live campaign across the US, Europe, and Japan, seeing them share stages with Ashes of the Priest, Gorgoroth, Left To Die, and others. Check out the new video, live dates, and more below.
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Claustrofobia Share a New Live Video for “Unleeched”
After recently returning home from tour, Claustrofobia have shared a new live video for “Unleeched.” The song is the title track off the Brazilians’ latest album, released via the record label M-Theory Audio. Watch it below.
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Claustrofobia Sign to M-Theory Audio for Re-issue of Their Album “Unleeched”
Relocating to the US a few years ago, 90s Brazilian metallers, Claustrofobia, have now signed a deal with the M-Theory Audio record label. The new partnership will see the re-issuing of the trio’s full-length, Unleeched, on CD and limited-edition cassette (100 copies), on September 13th. It comes just in time for their US tour with Sepultura, Obituary, and Agnostic Front. Keep reading to find out more.
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Earthburner (Broken Hope, Sanguisugabogg) Share a Single and Video for “Permanent Dawn” – New Album Coming
Illinois death-grinders, Earthburner, have just released a visualizer video (created by Andrea Mantelli) for their new number, “Permanent Dawn,” The song is the title track off their upcoming debut album, due out November 8th, via the M-Theory Audio, record label. Check out the new visualizer and more from the band below.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Amiensus – Reclamation
The geography of Minnesota is described as being a largely woodland abundant area and, famously, waters, often referred to as “The land of 10,000 lakes”. Such scenery has become synonymous with Black Metal; in particular some of the genre’s more melodic bands as well as acts such as Amorphis (albeit the latter has only A Thousand Lakes). It is no surprise then that visuals of Minnesota would also create such Black Metal, with Amiensus’ roots being in the state. Also, much like some of their similar sounding peers, the likes of Reclamation (M-Theory Audio) are also a somewhat immersive experience which feels ready for the outdoors.Continue reading
Earthburner (Broken Hope, Sanguisugabogg) Share Debut Single and Video “Slaves To The Screen”
After being on hiatus for a long time, Earthburner are finally ready to unveil their first music since their original EP. The band, numbering members of Broken Hope and Sanguisugabogg among their ranks, have shared their debut single, “Slaves To The Screen,” along with a 3D animated video by Andrea Mantelli Productions. The track, will appear on their first album, Permanent Dawn – featuring additional vocals from Mitch Harris (Napalm Death, Menace) – which is due out via the M-Theory Audio record label in 2024. Check out the “Slaves To The Screen” video and find out more below.
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Malphas Signs with M-Theory Audio, New Album “Portal” Incoming
Philadelphian blackened death metal outfit, Malphas, have freshly signed with the M-Theory Audio record label. The deal will see them release their new album, Portal, on March 29th. As with their previous releases, it will center around the demon named Malphas, but takes place two hundred years prior to the events of their 2018 offering The 39th Spirit. Find out more below.
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Smash Atoms Drop Video for “Down” and Sign with M-Theory Audio
Gothenburg grunge band, Smash Atoms, have just announced a signing with the M-Theory Audio record label. With this news, they have shared a video for their new track, “Down.” It is presented as the lead track for their debut full-length album, planned for a Summer release this year. Head into the article below to watch the video and find out more.
ALBUM REVIEW: Varmia – nie nas widzę
Varmia is a tough nut to crack, but that might be the point: nie nas widzę (M-Theory Audio) is the fourth piece to the Polish pagans’ puzzle and it introduces a plethora of both traditional ethnic musical elements and standard-sounding black metal techniques.
ALBUM REVIEW: Living Wreckage – Living Wreckage
Not long after sitting down with the self-titled release (M-Theory Audio) from Living Wreckage, it becomes abundantly clear that metallic, dazzling and thumping guitars take center stage.Continue reading