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Asking Alexandria Shares their Zombie Apocalypse Inspired Video for “The Violence”

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Asking Alexandria has primed us for something big and here it is! The band has just dropped a new single and video for the track “Violence”. Less a music video and more like a stylized Zombie Apocalypse and horror genre mini-movie, it’s totally sick and has a ton of production value. The NSFW created by the band and the team of director Jensen Noen, producers Sam Malko, Brand Birtwistle, and Joe Grayem, DP Brandon Cox, and Executive Producer Steven Contreras. Purchase and stream the song and watch the clip now! Catch the band on tour all summer with Papa Roach and Bad Wolves.Continue reading →


Avenged Sevenfold – Black Reign EP

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Gamers gotta game. It’s as simple as that. The same passion that drives people to obsess over game franchises isn’t too far removed from music fandom. Perhaps it is more intense and dedicated as a fanbase, especially when you consider no one has ever died from 118 hours straight of listening to Code Orange. Before the advent of music-based games had their moment in the culture, music has been an integral part of the gaming experience. As these two worlds collided from noble 8-bit bleeps to full-blown symphony productions, the has been a crossover. For every Castlevania, Final Fantasy, Bioshock Infinite, and Legend of Zelda, there are a lot of duds. However, few bands have had a winning association with a franchise like Avenged Sevenfold has with Call of Duty: Black Ops. With the advent of Black Ops 4, out now, the band has released their corresponding EP, Black Regin with the four tracks that are specially written to be woven into game-play. Continue reading →


Zombie Motors Wrecking Yard – Supersonic Rock n’ Roll

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Mo’bikes! Zombies! Motherfucking motherfuckers! Stomps! Greasy hair! Slide guitars! Hell Yeah! Zombie Motors Wrecking Yard are riding horses made of steel and bringing the middle finger on their début, descriptively titled Supersonic Rock n’ Roll (Napalm).Continue reading →


Video Premiere: Solus Deus – Horror Of Nothingness

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Ghost Cult brings you the new video from California thug metallers  Solus Deus today. You can watch the zombie-themed video for their track ‘Horror of Nothingness’ at this link or below:

 

Solus Deus is comprised of members of bands such as Bleed the Sky, Chimaira, the Elite, Living Sacrifice & Once to Die and mashes up the gore of death metal, the grooves of deathcore and lyrical themes from the slasher films and the streets. The band has booked a gig this December 18th at The Whiskey A Go-Go in Los Angeles, opening for Asesino and Sons of Eli.

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Solus Deus is:

Jey Collins – vocals

Wayne Miller – guitar

Rocky Gray – guitar

Tony Sciangello – bass

Austin D’Amond – drums

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Heavy Metal Movies – by Mike “Beardo” McPadden

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Heavy Metal Movies (Bazillion Points), written by Mike “Beardo” McPadden is a project the likes of which any metal geek-movie geek fusion would be proud to have accomplished in their lives; proof that they have indeed seen more movies than you, and can tell you how headbangingly awesome each is in their own way. Indeed, this titanic titanium tome does indeed show, rather than tell the sheer amount of neck-snapping cinematography observed by one man needed to even dare a book of this lethal thickness. From A to Z, it’s an outpouring of movie mayhem and magick from teenage stoner boners to Nordic loners; rockumentaries and mockumentaries; canon appearances by the metal gods on screen and on record; from swords to spaceships, and from monsters to Manson (Editor’s note: both Charles and Marilyn), this book packs it all in, dating from the silent era Nosferatu (1922) to the modern Hollywood bombast of The Hobbit (2012) and a whole hell of a lot of stuff in between that inspired distortion, patched denim, leather, and poor hygiene worldwide. 

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