Prepare for Armageddon. Israeli epic black metallers ETERNAL DECAY will embark on a 16-date tour of North America beginning with a planned massacre in Toronto on Valentine’s Day. One of the best kept secrets in the underground, ETERNAL DECAY are poised to shock, awe, and devastate with their dynamically arranged and undeniably ferocious brand of symphonic black metal.
Bassist Mark Evans, author of the new book Dirty Deeds: My Life Inside/Outside Of AC/DC (Bazillion Points Books), joined AC/DC in 1975 and remained with them through their barroom days, their first international tours, and the majority of the Bon Scott-era albums: High Voltage, Dirty Deeds Done Dirty Cheap, T.N.T.
All PHARAOH does is make memorable, brilliantly-composed albums of first rate American heavy metal. Fourth release Bury the Light is no exception! The new album will be released by Cruz Del Sur Music on February 24th in Europe and March 6th in North America. What’s in store for the listener? Guitarist Matt Johnsen explains: “We tried to add more textural elements to our songs while continuing to cut as much extraneous material as possible. The songs on this album are dense, but hopefully they never overstay their welcome. The basic template is the same as on Be Gone, but the album is less dark overall, and perhaps a little faster. I think anyone who stuck it out with us after we shed the remainders of our...
in late January through Dark Descent Records. The first of these songs, “The Path of Flesh.” These two tracks are the first new material from Uncanny since 1994’s Splenium for Nyktophobia album. Uncanny – The Path of Flesh UNCANNY 2012: Jens Törnroos – Vocals Fredrik Norrman – Guitars Kennet Englund – Drums Johan Jansson – Guitars Mattias Norrman – Bass Formed in Sweden in 1990, UNCANNY released two demos (1991’s Transportation to the Uncanny and 1992’s Nyktalgia), a split release in 1993 with ANCIENT RITES and one full-length in 1994 titled Splenium For Nyktophobia. Earlier this year, Dark Descent Records released all one and a half hours of this...
Vocalist Beer Reebs of Texas death metal maniacs HOD have issued the following update on the band’s highly anticipated second full-length entitled Book Of Worms, the imminent release of an unholy trio of tunes and forthcoming live action; “Due to numerous lineup changes (4 total) in the past 1 1/2 – 2yrs and lack of finances, our sophmore album Book of the Worm was inevitably pushed back, and pushed back.
