Eschaton (Obscura, Necrophagist, Arsis) Share A Single and Video for “Devour The Contrarian” – New Album Coming Soon


Technical death squad, Eschaton – featuring current/former members of Obscura, Necrophagist, Inanimate Existence, Apogaen, Abyssalis, Deeds of Flesh, Arsis, and more –  recently dropped their latest single, “Devour The Contrarian.” Accompanied by an official lyric video, it comes from their approaching album, Techtalitarian. The full-length, completed with artwork by Dave Melvin, is due out May 30th, via Transcending Obscurity Records. Check out the new track below.
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The Summer Slaughter Tour to Finally Return This Summer After Four Years


 According to a report from our friends at Lambgoat.com, The Summer Slaughter Tour will return after a four-year absence in 2024! Their official Instagram shared an image stating “We Are Back!” as well as Sumerian Records, a regular sponsor of the tour and provider of bands and support! The tour will be from July-August and will take place in US and Canada. The post also featured the track “Dynasty” from Brand of Sacrifice, hinting that they may be a part of the tour lineup. The band was on The Summer Slaughter tour in 2019. First taking place in 2007 in the USA and expanding to Canada, and Europe, the tour was responsible for the growth of popularity, especially in the USA of such bands as Necrophagist, The Black Dahlia Murder, Decapitated, Job For A Cowboy, Suicide Silence, Between The Buried and Me, Animals As Leaders, Cattle Decapitation, The Faceless, Periphery, and more. See the post below. Continue reading →


Watch Pro-Shot 4K Footage of Necrophagist Live from Summer Slaughter Tour 2007


 

Necrophagist is not just one of the best bands to ever do it, in terms of brilliance in Technical Death Metal, they live in our memories only since they have been defunct for so long. Now old, pro-shot 4k (and AI upscaled) footage has been uncovered from The Opera House at the Toronto stop at Summer Slaughter 2007, where they were the headliners of the tour. Thanks, Metal Injection for sharing this! Watch two songs and a drum solo below and revisit the good old days.   Continue reading →