From the opening of the first track of “Mourn The Southern Skies”, listeners are reminded immediately just what Exhorder is exactly through the spitting rage “My Time” forces upon their ears. It is evident that the anger remains prevalent, with perhaps a different point of view that younger men could not possibly have understood on earlier albums.
This was the song that started it all. The perfect representation of most of the elements that form our music: melody, technique, a simple song structure, guitar/keyboard leads and speed. Lyrically, it’s about my beliefs in the universe and the ability we have to harness its power.
“Silverseal“ is an epic song with a catchy melody, taken off “Reader Of The Runes – Divination”. It comes with a visually stunning music video that the band filmed in the geothermal springs in Tuscany.
Frontman Ricky Warwick comments: “‘Ain’t The End Of The World’ is trademark BLACK STAR RIDERS. Showcasing the dual guitars of Christian Martucci and Scott Gorham perfectly. It’s a song of hope, positivity and seeing the light at the end of a dark tunnel in a world of uncertainty.”
Polish black metal band Batushka released their sophomore album “Hospodi” through Metal Blade Records on July 12th.
“If you’re a shameless narcissist, watch out! Our new video release deals with just that type. ‘Self Important Shithead’ is a parody of what we’ve become as we portray a false image to the world with our smartphones, and is shot guerrilla style in real New York City settings while pissing off real New Yorkers. It’s a 57 second blast of hardcore punk fury directed by The Jerry Farley and we’re blasting all shitheads who forsake social cues for social media!”
“It is unmistakable RAM, there are fast songs, heavy songs, mid-tempo and slower tempos as well. There’s melody and there’s grit. The arrangements are recognizable but some may be unorthodox,” states founding guitarist Harry Granroth.
“Fiesta Y Copas” is the new single from the German metal veterans, featuring a guest appearance by Ronnie Romero of Rainbow.
“Heroes of the Dawn” is the first glimpse of the album “Wanderers”. Epic melodies take the listener into an unknown world in which symphonic metal reigns. A captivating chorus gives the listener hope for more and awakens anticipation for Wanderers.
The group, in its constant state of evolution, has generated an exciting new album reflective of their musical roots in contemporary and classic rock. With the return to the original line-up, they have discovered that while time may pass, some things never change.
Born as a collaboration between singer Larry King (Michael Thompson Band) and keyboardist John Blasucci (Dennis DeYoung), Soleil Moon has become a personal outlet for writer and producer Larry King to “spread my wings and share a piece of my life with everyone.”
Swedish heavy metal heroes Sabaton will release their ninth full length album “The Great War” through Nuclear Blast Records on July 19th, a concept album covering stories from the First World War. The third album trailer has now been released, in which they discuss the song writing process of their upcoming album.
A week ago original Rhapsody members Luca Turilli and Fabio Lione released their first album as Turilli / Lione Rhapsody, “Zero Gravity (Rebirth And Evolution)”. To celebrate the release, the band have unveiled a brand new music video for the record’s title track.
Swedish rock band Eclipse have released a new single, “United”, off their upcoming album “Paradigm”. The track has been named the official theme song for Dreamhack Showdown, an all womens Counter-Strike:GO tournament with a total prize pool of 100 000 US dollars!
Old-school death metal act Memoriam released their 3rd album on June 21st. The album entered the official German album charts on a fantastic #20. o celebrate the release of the album, the band present a new lyric video for the title track “Requiem For Mankind”.
Korn will release their widely anticipated new album, “The Nothing”, on September 13th via Roadrunner Records / Elektra. The first single off the upcoming album, “You’ll Never Find Me” is now available.
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