BandTees

Protest The Hero Bassist Departs

4th April 2014

Protest The Hero bassist Arif Mirabdolbaghi has decided to leave the band. PTH have released the following statement:

“Arif has decided that the touring schedule we have signed up for to support Volition is more intense than what he is prepared to commit. He is actively involved with other projects at home and being a full time band member isn’t a practical thing. Though he has and will be missed out on the road with his brothers, everything was left on a positive note and we are open to his involvement down the road and only time will see how it all plays out.

In the meantime, our longtime friend and tourmate Cam McLellan will be filling in on bass duties for the rest of the cycle. As an amazing musician, co-writer and producer of Volition, he is more than capable to pick off where Riffy left off. Don’t fret, Cam‘s working on his giant happy smile and well placed high kicks during our set!”

Eyehategod Reveal New Track

4th April 2014

Eyehategod have released a new track from their upcoming self titled album set for release on May 27. Check out “Robitussin And Rejection” below:

Dragonforce Announce New Album

4th April 2014

Dragonforce have revealed their new upcoming album to be titled “Maximum Overload” and will be released on August 15. The album will feature a guest appearance from Trivium‘s Matt Heafy and a cover of Johnny Cash‘s “Ring of Fire”. Check out the artwork below:

Chevelle Give Track By Track Rundown

4th April 2014

Chevelle have released a new track by track run down of their recently released new album “La Gargola”.

Cradle Of Filth Update On Album Progess

4th April 2014

Cradle Of Filth front man Dani Filth has revealed the bands progress on their upcoming release:

“Fired up from the recent spate of shows in Europe with co-headliners Behemoth, the band have decided to forego the year away from writing, and leap back into the fray with vigour anew.

The crux of three songs have already been broached and I can say the material is comparable to that of Dusk, Cruelty and Midian, albeit with a fresher sound. I can’t define it exactly as it incorporates a wide variety of styles and dark emotions as one would come to expect from a Cradle record.

One thing is certain though, this next release is going to be pushing the boundaries of what the band can achieve, and with forthcoming live shows peppering the writing process, I know this album is going to be fuelled by 101% metal fury!”