Deafheaven– Off the back of their critically acclaimed new album Lonely People With Power (Roadrunner Records, review here) and incredible live set at Outbreak fest this month, the band have announced a twenty-five date tour for this Autumn/Winter and will see them playing Glasgow, Ireland, England, Germany, Spain, Greece and more. Portrayal of Guilt and Zeruel will provide direct support. The band has also shared a short film for the track “Winnona,” which you can see now below.Continue reading
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CONCERT REVIEW: Turnstile Live at Technopolis
Amazing to watch a band grow so exponentially over the last few years, that in a distant country like Greece, Turnstile were upgraded to a larger outdoor venue, a big deal for acts that come to Athens.Continue reading
INTERVIEW: Cliff Rigano Talks Dry Kill Logic’s Comeback – “Now You Belong With the Dead” and “The Dead and Dreaming”
Dry Kill Logic is back — and louder than ever! In this exclusive interview, frontman Cliff Rigano joins us to talk about the band’s crushing new single “Now You Belong With the Dead,” their explosive return at Welcome to Rockville, and their first live shows in 20 years. Ojayy and Cliff dive into:Continue reading
Remembering Peter Steele of Type O Negative 1962 – 2010, Gone 15 Years
As we do every year, we continue to mourn the loss of legendary frontman Peter Steele of Type of Negative, and NYHC band Carnivore who died on this day, April 14th in 2010. He was only 48 years old. He would have turned 63 this year. Join us as we recall the life and musical legacy of the “Green Man”!
ALBUM REVIEW: Deafheaven – Lonely People With Power
Since their inception, Deafheaven have always been that band not to show where they’re going next. After releasing what some could consider their magnum opus in Sunbather (Deathwish Inc.), the band did not let that define the band they would become. Only two years later, they’d return with the far more moody New Bermuda (Anti Records/Epitaph Records). This would continue for the career they’d lead up to this point, especially in their previous efforts, Infinite Granite (Sargent House), taking the band from the Blackgaze sound they had cultivated and popularised, in search of a lighter, synthier approach. That brings us to the modern day, and it seems for all the teasing the band have done over the lead-up to their new project, Lonely People With Power, their debut release in their new deal with Roadrunner Records. This appears to be a culmination of what’s come before in one solid package, how these conflicting sounds will come together and meld is a completely different matter altogether.Continue reading
Deafheaven Book Headlining North American Tour with Gatecreeper and Trauma Ray
Deafheaven have just announced a North American headline tour in support of their upcoming album, Lonely People With Power (Roadrunner Records). With support coming from Gatecreeper and Trauma Ray, the live run kicks off on April 19th at The Belasco in Los Angeles, CA, running through San Francisco, Vancouver, Salt Lake City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Austin and more, with two nights in NYC, May 14th and 15th. Find live listings and more below.
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Deafheaven Drop Their Single and Video “Magnolia” – New Album Coming Soon
Deafheaven have revealed that their new album, Lonely People With Power, will be released March 28th via their new label home, Roadrunner Records. The band have also shared the album’s first single “Magnolia,” aling with an official music video directed by Sean Stout. Watch it below and find out more.
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PODCAST: Glacially Musical 211 – Obituary – “Cause Of Death” Reviewed
Nik and Keefy of Ghost Cult tackle the second album from Obituary, “Cause of Death!” The album cover rules, but the music has nothing to do with it. Discuss!
PODCAST: Glacially Musical 210 – Obituary – “Slowly We Rot” – A Death Metal Classic Reviewed
New series time! Nik and Keefy of GhostCultMag tackle the early classics of Obituary! We start with “Slowly We Rot” from 1989 (Roadrunner Records)!Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Opeth – The Last Will and Testament
Rejoice, fellow death metal fans, Opeth has brought back the harsh vocals! That’s right. Mikael Ackerfeldt and company figured now was the time, as their new album, The Last Will & Testament (Reigning Phoenix Music), has the perfect concept to complement it. The reading of a post-World War 1 patriarch’s last will and testament that spills out family secrets, track by track, section by section of the document (the first seven tracks are named simply after which paragraph is being recited). In terms of instrumentals, this album is my favorite mix of the melodic death metal era of Opeth and the more recent prog-rock era of the band.Continue reading