New York Metal legends All Out War will release their new album Celestial Rot on February 3rd, 2023, via the Translation Loss label. You can pre-order the album here. In the meantime, check out vocalist Mike Score’s Top 10 Albums of 2022!
New York Metal legends All Out War will release their new album Celestial Rot on February 3rd, 2023, via the Translation Loss label. You can pre-order the album here. In the meantime, check out vocalist Mike Score’s Top 10 Albums of 2022!
Despite their name, Chicago’s newly formed Ready for Death offer more of a hardcore and thrash style in their debut offering. With 10 tracks and a run time of a little over 20 minutes, their self-titled debut on Translation Loss offers plenty of furious tales about chaos and destruction in a compact package.
When it comes to tortured, pained vocals, few do it quite like Dave Suzuki. The Churchburn front man led a cacophony of grimy, cavernous chaos on Genocidal Rite (Translation Loss) , a Death-Doom doozy from the Rhode Island-based foursome. With live musical performances on their minds (and who could blame them?), the group opens with ‘Toll Of Annihilation,’ a staticky and distorted affair that builds up before coming down via creepy bells sounding.
It’s hard to put a finger on what exactly East Of The Wall is and this is a double edged sword in many aspects. Calling them a progressive band would be like calling a spade a spade: the music follows all the staples and notions of the genre, but, as a label, it still does not fit comfortably, especially with their new release NP – Complete (Translation Loss Records).Continue reading
Josh Graham has long been a leading light in underground art and music. Highly influential as a musician, graphic designer, and live show art designer, when you are able to walk in this many wolds and do so with authority, you are bound to make as many champions as you are detractors. Josh’s talent is not up for debate, however, as his body of work already is admirable and lasting. With A Storm of Light, most of these releases are noteworthy, but none of the previous albums may make an impact the way the new album Anthroscene (Consouling Sounds/Translation Loss) will.Continue reading
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Call Of The Void will be unleashing their highly anticipated Are You Fucking Kidding Me EP on Friday via Translation Loss, but thanks to Noisey, you don’t have to wait any longer to hear it.Continue reading
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Call Of The Void will be unleashing their highly anticipated AYFKM EP on December 16th via Translation Loss.Continue reading
City Of Ships is streaming their music video for “Alarm,” off of Ultraluminal, out now via Translation Loss below.
Stream “The Light You Stole,” off of Ultraluminal below.
Since forming in 2006, City Of Ships has consistently impressed audiences with their distinctive brand of heavy, down-tuned melodic rock. Their third full-length, Ultraluminal, finds the band building sonic skyscrapers on the foundations laid by their previous two LPs. With its ten expertly-crafted new songs co-produced by veteran recordist Andrew Schneider (Big Business, Cave-In, Pelican) and mastered by Carl Saff (Guided By Voices, Young Widows), the album is an unequivocal game-changing declaration from one of America’s most compelling underground bands.
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City Of Ships has an upcoming April European tour supporting Junius, with dates posted below.
Apr 05: Saint Vitus Bar – Brooklyn, NY
Apr 09: Vortex – Siegen (DE)
Apr 10: Cul de Sac – Tilberg (NL) (Roadburn Festival)
Apr 11: Dudefest – Karlsruhe (NL)
Apr 12: Panic Room – Essen (DE)
Apr 13: headCRASH – Hamburg (DE)
Apr 14: Underwerket – Copenhagen (DK)
Apr 15: Magnet – Berlin (DE)
Apr 16: Conne Island – Leipzig (DE)
Apr 17: Arena – Vienna (AU)
Apr 18: Lo Fi Club – Milan (IT)
Apr 19: Feierwerk – Munich (DE)
Apr 22: Covent Garden – Eragny (FR)
Apr 23: Kavka – Antwerp (BE)
Apr 24: Barfly – London (UK)
Apr 25: Hick the Deck Festival – Bristol (UK)
Apr 26: Hit The Deck Festival – Nottingham (UK)