“Fleshwork” is the latest single released by mathcore trio, Pupil Slicer. Accompanied by an official music video, it is also the title track of their upcoming album, due out November 7th, via Prosthetic Records. Watch it in the article below and read more from the band.
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Motherless (The Atlas Moth, Without Waves) Share Their Single “Weaponnized Goodwill” – New Album Coming Soon
Chicago’s Motherless are cruising up to the September 12th release of their new full-length, Do You Feel Safe?, coming via Prosthetic Records. In advance, the band has unveiled their first single, “Weaponized Goodwill.” Check it out below and find out more.
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Trivax, As The World Dies, Hand Of Kalliach, Hammer, Certain Death, Thrashist Regime, and More Booked for Hordes X
Scotland’s oldest metal fest, Hordes X, just dropped the full lineup for its 15th annual edition. Taking place at the double venue, Hidden and Music Hall Dundee, September 5th and 6th, the event will be headlined by Iranian black metallers, Trivax (Osmose Productions records). Joining them are Birmingham prog-death crew, As The World Dies (Reaper Entertainment), Scottish death/folk project, Hand Of Kalliach (Prosthetic Records), Hammer, Certain Death, Thrashist Regime, Man Made Origin, and more. Keep reading below for further information.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Svarta Havet – Månen ska lysa din väg
Månen ska lysa din väg, the Prosthetic Records debut from Post-Hardcore four-piece Svarta Havet, is a melancholic menagerie of quaint aggression, and being the first release from the Finns on a new label, it’s a damn good first showing.Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: EYES – Spinner
It’s not enough for Scandinavia to export the world’s best black metal; the region is pumping out great punk and hardcore as well. Perhaps it’s the confrontational outsider approach both genres have in common. Denmark’s EYES are stepping up to bring their take on hardcore to a larger audience with Spinner (Prosthetic Records). This does not mean they are compromising but balancing out their volatile nature with Deftones -like grooves that put them on the metal-core side of the equation, yet they are not making pop music with the occasional scream but retaining an in your face aggression that builds up into spastic outbursts at times. Are there underlying nu-metal vibes? Yes, but without any of the Adidas swagger. Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Dawn Of Ouroboros – Bioluminescence
Continuing their trend of incorporating album titles with color-inspired themes, Blackened Progressive Death Metal outfit Dawn Of Ouroboros follows 2023’s Velvet Incandescence with the equally magnificent effort, Bioluminescence (Prosthetic Records). Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Molder – Catastrophic Reconfiguration
The third album from Joliet, Illinois-based Molder, Catastrophic Reconfiguration (Prosthetic Records), is a collection of sonic brutality.
Presented here are ten cuts where each stands on its own, each vying to be the song that kicks the most ass.
ALBUM REVIEW: Undeath – More Insane
Undeath Share Their Single and Video “Brandish The Blade” – New Album Coming Soon

Rochester, NY’s Undeath have just announced that their third album, More Insane, is to be released October 4th via Prosthetic Records. Alongside this news, they have also shared the record’s lead single, “Brandish the Blade,” accompanied by a music video directed and edited by Errick Easterday. Catch the new video and more from Undeath in the article below.
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Brat Drop Their New Single and Video for “Truncheon” – On Tour Soon

Brat have just shared a new music video for their track, “Truncheon.” It was filmed at the Fred Hampton Free Store, in their native New Orleans, by Jake Walker (Glass Eye Visuals), during the launch show of their Social Grace album, released March 23 by Prosthetic Records. The clip shows what fans can expect when Brat play this year’s edition of the New England Metal and Hardcore fest and other upcoming tour dates. Catch the new video and more below.
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