If you believe Hardcore has little to offer outside of the fairly narrow musical alleyway it usually occupies then today might just be the perfect time to take a listen to SpiritWorld. Combining Country Music and bedazzled outfits with Punk aggression and Thrash Metal riffs, the Las Vegas act are a sight to behold and they return with a vengeance on third full-length album Helldorado (Century Media Records).
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Spiritworld Team Up with Rise Against and Blackbraid Members For New Single and Video “Oblivion”
Photo Credit: Jasmine Garcia
With their new album, Helldorado, coming 21st March via Century Media Records, Spiritworld reveal the album’s third single, “Oblivion.” Featuring guest appearances by Zach Blair (Rise Against) and Sgah’gahsowáh (Blackbraid), “Oblivion” is another anthemic slab of the Las Vegas band’s signature sound: thrashing hardcore, laced with Wild West stylings and a supernatural horror storyline. Stream the official “Oblivion” below! Continue reading
Ghost Cult’s Album Of The Year 2023: Part 4 – And The Number One Album is Blackbraid’s – “Blackbraid II”
And then there was one.
Ghost Cult started out in the Netherlands in 2012 as a digital magazine, and we mainly covered only underground bands with rare mentions of mainstream artists. As we became a global brand, we incorporated more classic metal, modern heavy bands, and some mainstream coverage too, since that’s what all the big websites and magazines do, and we thought that’s what we should do. We’re okay with that. We still cover tons underground bands with reviews, interviews, and concerts. In a throwback, more underground bands made our final voting list from our staff than in many years. We like that too.
And now our #1 album for 2023 is…
ALBUM REVIEW: Blackbraid – Blackbraid II
Flowing down from the Adirondack Mountains in New York, just as the rivers do, Blackbraid returns with the second chapter, Blackbraid II (self-released). Created by Sgah’gahsowáh, Blackbraid quickly took the black metal world by storm with his stunning self-titled just last year that mixed atmospheric black metal with indigenous American mythology and history.