Unearth have shared an official video for their new track “One With The Sun.”
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Unearth and Fit For An Autopsy have announced a fall tour.
Unearth have shared a new track called “Incinerate.“
Unearth have announced their new record, Watchers of Rule, to be released via eOne Music on October 28th, 2014. The album was produced by Mark Lewis. You can view new tour dates below as well. the band is heading out with friends Darkest Hour on the Hell or High Wattage Tour with Carnifex, Origin, I The Breather and fellow label mates Black Crown Initate in support. View the dates below
Shadows Fall has decided that it’s time to “take a hiatus” from future extensive touring after their upcoming European tour. View the length statement below
Unearth will be playing The Oncoming Storm front to back on their upcoming 10th Anniversary Tour with Texas In July, Cruel Hand, and Armed for Apocalypse. View the dates below
Texas In July have announced that they will be teaming up with MerchNOW and hitting the road this Spring with their friends in STRUCTURES, ERRA, Myka,Relocate and Elitist! Find those dates along with a studio update below
While Sepultura and Kataklysm both had new album come out yesterday (10-29) their tour has been postponed according to a statement from the Sepultura camp:
“Due to a delay in the visa process, Sepultura have had to cancel their forthcoming tour, including their November 14 show at the Palladium. Attempts to make new arrangements for this time frame were not fruitful and the camp has determined to reschedule the tour for May 2014. All tickets will be refunded”
Shai Hulud have announced their fall tour in support of 2013’s Reach Beyond The Sun They’ll be out with Octaves (Bridge Nine Records) for most of the run.
Dates are as follows.
Tour w/ Octaves
10/18 Amityville, NY Revolution Music Hall w/ MADBALL
10/19 Allentown, PA Catch 22
10/20 Newark, DE Mojo Main w/ Madball
Tour w/ The Overseer, Octaves
10/21 Charlotte, NC The Milestone
10/22 Columbus, SC New Brookland
10/23 Tampa, FL Epic Problem
10/24 Pembroke Pines, FL Talent Farm
10/25 Jacksonville, FL Atticus Bar
10/26 Douglasville, GA The 7 Venue w/ Face All Fears
10/27 Nashville, TN Café Coco
10/28 Evansville, IN The Hatch
10/29 Columbus, OH Kobo Live
On the night of January 9th, metalheads and scene kids alike converged at The Masquerade in Atlanta, GA to witness some of the most dominating names in metal What follows is a record of that night.
Credit to Matt Alexandre Photography
To be honest, I was never a fan of Emmure. I had always thought their guitar tabs were more or less binary code. I quickly changed my mind after seeing them. Frankie’s vocals were on par with the CD which impressed me a lot. They opened the show Solar Flare Homicide.The rest of their set included fan favorites such as Demons With Ryu, I Thought You Met Telly and Turned Me Into Casper, R2 Deepthroat, and more.
Credit to Matt Alexandre Photography
Whitechapel’s set was a dream come true for their diehard fans. The first three songs they played were The Somatic Defilement, Vicer Exciser, and Prostatic Fluid Asphyxiation. Phil mentioned that their first show ever was with Emmure, so this was basically coming back full circle. This was my 5th seeing Whitechapel and Phil’s vocals were top notch compared to the last time I had saw them with Hatebreed/All Shall Perish where they had toured 3 weeks straight with no days off. I found it kinda odd that none of the band mentioned the fact that they re-mixed and re-mastered The Somatic Defilement. It’s worth noting that Phil called for not one, but TWO wall of deaths during Whitechapel’s set. I’m pretty sure everyone was drained after they played. pics from their set
I had first saw Unearth last year on their headliner with Born of Osiris so I was excited to see them again. They came out in full force opening my favorite song, My Will Be Done. The Massachusetts metal band warmed up the crowd with songs such as Giles, Eyes of Black, The Great Dividers, and more. Definitely hoping they get to headline another tour soon.
Obey The Brave, the Canadian hardcore band got the dancers going in the pit. I feel this band would be more formidable if they toured with bands in their respective genre. I’m sure everyone wishes Alex would reunite Despised Icon instead.
The Plot In You opened the show; wasn’t real impressed. Just one breakdown after another. Landon wrote a song about Austin Carlile and they didn’t even bother to play it; all that hype for nothing.