Guitarist Marzi Montazeri Has Quit Exhorder


 Guitarist Marzi Montazeri has quit Exhorder. Montazeri shared the news of his exit in a social media post, which you can see below. He joined Exhorder in 2017 following stints with Pantera vocalist Philip Anselmo’s projects Superjoint and Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals. He wrote and toured behind the Exhorder comeback album Mourn The Southern Skies, in September 2019 via Nuclear Blast Records. Thomas confirmed in an interview with Ghost Cult last fall that the band had begun writing a new album.  Continue reading


Exhorder Parts Ways with Founding Guitarist Vinnie LaBella


Quebec Deathfest, Mtelus, Montreal, CAN 10/20/18

Exhorder, enjoying a rejuvenated spirit and output as a band in recent years, has parted ways with founding guitarist Vinnie LaBella. The band issued a statement saying that they will fulfill their “touring and recording obligations for 2020 and beyond.” LaBella posted a message that seems to cast doubt on the mutual part, but that is yet to be confirmed, beyond a vague message. Exhorder released their new album, Mourn The Southern Skies, last September via Nuclear Blast Records. Singer Kyle Thomas is now the sole remaining founding member of the band. The rest of the current lineup is rounded out by Jason Viebrooks (HEATHEN) on bass, Marzi Montazeri (Ex-Superjoint Ritual, Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals) on guitar and Sasha Horn (Forbidden) on drums. They will undertake the new Wings Over The USA’ tour soon, featuring Overkill and Hydraform as well. Continue reading


Exhorder Teams Up with Hotel Radio to Live Stream Their UK Debut


Exhorder will make their UK and London area debut next week performing at The Underworld on Monday The 7th Of October. The band has teamed up with Hotel Radio to live stream the show @ 9.15pm Bst | 10.15pm Cest | 1.15pm Pdt. You can watch the show streamed live via Facebook and YouTube from the links below. The band just released their comeback album, Mourn The Southern Skies last week via Nuclear Blast. Continue reading