New Textures Video
15th September 2011Textures have released a new video for their track “Reaching Home” from their upcoming new album “Dualism“. Check it out:
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Textures have released a new video for their track “Reaching Home” from their upcoming new album “Dualism“. Check it out:
Incubus will be touring Australia next February. Dates as follows:
Friday 3rd February – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
Monday 6th February – Aec Theatre, Adelaide
Wednesday 8th Febraury – Festival Hall, Melbourne
Friday 10th Febraury – Convention Centre, Brisbane
Opeth will be touring Australia in December 2011, the four headlining dates are:
Dec. 15 – The Tivoli – Brisbane, Australia
Dec. 16 – The Enmore – Sydney, Australia
Dec. 18 – The Palace – Melbourne, Australia
Dec. 20 – Fremantle Metro – Perth, Australia
A Plea For Purging have released a new track “The Life” from the upcoming album “The Life & Death Of A Plea For Purging” due out in November. Listen to the track below:
Confession have released a new track titled “Asthma Attack“, listen to it below. In other news, the band has also signed with U.S label Mediaskare. Their new album “The Long Way Home” is due out in September 27.
Parkway Drive have a new video for their track “Unrest“, watch it below:
Marilyn Manson has released a new video for the track “Born Villain“, the title track to his new album. The NSFW clip was directed by actor Shia LaBeouf. Watch the video now on Vimeo.
“‘Born Villain’ is the title of the new Marilyn Manson album. While looking to experiment in unlikely collaborations, I met Shia, and we spent a long night at my studio. After seeing ‘Maniac,’ his short film, which is somewhat inspired by ‘Man Bites Dog,’ I was astonished by his directing ability. So I shared quite a few of my favorite inspirations in art, literature, and obviously…film. I was impressed with how Shia digested my world, and made what I’d like to think, is both an homage and a mockery of the history of Cinema. We ended up writing a short film, and just recently released a trailer. The score is from my new album, and is, in the words of Macbeth, ‘full of sound and fury.’
I find the idea of a yawning MGM lion far more interesting than a roaring one.
You ask why we did this?
‘No reason.’”
God Forbid have released a new track on the new Victory Records Labor Day digital sampler, check out their new demo track “Where We Come From” now by liking the Victory Records Facebook Page. Other tracks on the sampler include:
01 – God Forbid – “Where We Come From” (Demo)
02 – Pathology – “Media Consumption”
03 – Jungle Rot – “Rise Up And Revolt”
04 – Ringworm – “Used Up, Spit Out”
05 – Within The Ruins – “Invade”
06 – Carnifex – “Scope Of Obsession”
07 – Blackguard – “Farewell”
08 – Otep – “Atom To Adam”
09 – Design The Skyline – “Crystal Swords Kill The Hordes”
10 – Emmure – “Children Of Cybertron”
11 – Dr. Acula – “Party 2.0”
12 – Sister Sin – “Outrage”
13 – Destrophy – “Cry Havoc”
14 – Ill Nino – “Against The Wall”
15 – Counterparts – “(You Think You’re) John Fucking Locke”
16 – Snapcase – “Typecast Modulator“
The album art for Lou Reed and Metallica‘s album “Lulu” has been released, check it out below. The album is due out in November.
This Is Hell have released the title track from their upcoming album “Black Mass” due out October 11. Check it out below:
Band guitarist Rick Jimenez has said: “The new album takes the crossover and metal influences from last album to much greater extremes and the end product was Black Mass, by far the heaviest and thrashiest songs we’ve written and recorded”
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