POP EVIL have announced Music Over Words Tour today that will serve as the official kickoff for their recently announced all-new self-titled LP. “It’s with great excitement to announce our US headline tour,” says vocalist Leigh Kakaty. “We can’t wait to play our new material and see all our amazing fans across the states. It’s all about the music, it’s Music Over Words.”
CLITERATI – the Portland, Oregon-grown hardcore punk unit featuring Poison Idea, Voetsek, and Murderess alumni – is pleased to unveil the visual accompaniment to “Burn,” taken from their self-titled EP. For the colorful clip, CLITERATI teamed up with Sign Of The Beast Burlesque for the film short Pizza Sluts as part of the Metalesque Fest, the world’s first and only festival dedicated to heavy metal and burlesque!
Minnesota-based Gabriel and the Apocalypse has just released its latest music video “March of the Dolls.” The track comes from the band’s new album The Ghost Parade. Front woman Lindy Gabriel says, “Unlike the previous music videos from GATA that portray a more theatrical story concept, ‘March of the Dolls’ showcases the band’s energetic and in-your-face live performances. If you haven’t seen a Gabriel and the Apocalypse show, this will be sure to make you eager to see our circus in person!”
SWEET & LYNCH is centered around the talents of guitarist/vocalist Michael Sweet of heavy metal stalwarts STRYPER (ex-BOSTON) and iconic guitarist George Lynch (LYNCH MOB, KXM, ex-DOKKEN) along with bassist James Lomenzo (ex MEGADETH, WHITE LION, BLACK LABEL SOCIETY) and drummer Brian Tichy (The Dead Daisies, ex-WHITESNAKE). In addition to his vocal and guitar work, Michael Sweet handled all of the production duties on “Unified” The combination of Sweet’s powerful, high-octane vocals, Lynch’s immediately recognizable guitar work, and Lomenzo and Tichy’s propulsive rhythm section make for an amazing musical combination. The album gives both Sweet and Lynch the opportunity to operate...
THIS WILL DESTROY YOU will join fellow post-rockers Sannhet this weekend for a short run of live dates including a BrooklynVegan-presented show on November 14th at Knitting Factory, as part of the historic New York City venue’s 30th anniversary celebration. The trek begins November 12th in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and runs through November 18th in Teaneck, New Jersey. See all confirmed dates below.
Faith No More, best known for being an experimental alt. metal band of the 90’s, has just suffered a loss to its history, as former frontman Chuck Mosley has reported passed away at 57. Mosley, who was featured on the band’s first albums, We Care A Lot and Introduce Yourself, left the band in 1988 and spent time in Bad Brains and Cement following.
Arizona’s Gatecreeper are continuing to make a name for themselves this year, with being on an opening slot for Cannibal Corpse being an already huge honor. To add to their ongoing hype, Gatecreeper have just dropped a new two-song EP, titled Sweltering Madness, in the middle of their trek across North America.
