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Conjonctive – Swiss Death Metal Unit Share New Music Video For “Down Into The Abyss” Via Terrorizer
Swiss death-metal sextet CONJONCTIVE have just shared a new music video for the track “Down Into The Abyss”, off the band’s forthcoming second full-length “In The Mouth Of The Devil”, due out on March 10th via Tenacity Music.
Watch the video directed by Brice Hincker now via Terrorizer Magazine at this location.
If you missed it, you can still watch the play-through video for the second single “Let Blow The Grim Wind” here, while first single “Falling In The Mouth Of The Devil” can be heard at this location.
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Vladimir Cochet at Conatus Studios, “In The Mouth Of The Devil” follows-up the band’s critically acclaimed debut album “Until The Whole World Dies” released in 2013 and is now available for pre-order at this location.
SAIL STREAM NEW TRACK VIA DOOMED AND STONED
British doom/sludge band SAIL have teamed up with Doomed and Stoned to stream “Old Tom”, a blistering track that will be released on the band’s upcoming album Slumbersong.
Stream “Old Tom” here: http://doomedandstoned.com/post/157784210613/sail
SLOVENIAN THRASHERS ERUPTION TO DROP NEW ALBUM ‘CLOAKS OF OBLIVION’; SINGLE STREAMING
Slovenian Thrashers ERUPTION have just finished recording their third full-length album entitled Cloaks Of Oblivion, due to be released next May 2nd, 2017 via Xtreem Music.
While some Thrash Metal bands tend to sharpen their sound, becoming more aggressive, ERUPTION decided to step out from their traditional Bay Area-influenced sound to a more US Power/Heavy Metal sound in the vein of bands like SANCTUARY, HELSTAR, VICIOUS RUMORS, all the while still retaining their usual FORBIDDEN, VIO-LENCE, DEATH ANGEL worship.
Cloaks Of Oblivion is a modern classic that is graced with a kick-ass production and cover artwork straight outta the 80s, courtesy of Alex Boca.
Bravewords Premiere WITHOUT MERCY Lyric Video ‘In Waves’ ft. Mark Hunter of Chimaira
Vancouver, BC’s WITHOUT MERCY released their latest EP ‘Mouichido’ during May of last year. The EP was a rebirth for the band as it was a re-release of re-recorded material from their 2014 EP ‘Reborn’. ‘Mouichido’ is the Japanese word for “Repeat” or “to do one more time” and is perfectly titled for the EP to signify its re-release of previously recorded versions that now feature new vocalist Alex Friis and bass tracks recorded by Tristan Martin plus live performance being done by Ryan Loewen. Newly added to the EP was also a guest appearance by vocalist Mark Hunter of Chimaira on the track ‘In Waves’, which the band is releasing a new lyric video for and have teamed up with Bravewords.com to exclusively premiere.
Without Mercy guitarist DJ Temple had this to say:
“Working with Mark Hunter and seeing what he could do with one of our tracks was a pretty unreal experience!”
Check out ‘In Waves’ ft. Mark Hunter of Chimaira at the following link: http://bravewords.com/exclusives/videos/exclusive-without-mercy-premier-in-waves-lyric-video-featuring-chimairas-mark-hunter
TRILATERAL RELEASE LYRIC VIDEO FOR ‘WHALEFALL’; SONG FEATURES KITTIE FRONTWOMAN MORGAN LANDER
Canada’s TRILATERAL, who are set to drop their first full-length effort Elliptic Orbits, have just released a lyric video for the song “Whalefall”. The track features vocals courtesy of Kittie frontwoman Morgan Lander.
Elliptic Orbits is set to release March 11th independently. Pre-orders can be made via the bands bandcamp page.
TRILATERAL is a multidimensional progressive metal band with influences as diverse as their music.
A trinity of adept and nonconformist musicians, the band are not easily categorized into one simple genre, but that’s exactly what keeps hungry, forward-thinking metal fans interested in their unique sound. Although they integrate various fundamental elements of multiple genres and styles, TRILATERAL delivers their neural depth without mercy to shatter audiences’ expectations of what modern prog metal is truly capable of.
With their unique blend of brutality and jazz-fusion, the band manages to create a vast soundscape within every track that is not typically associated with metal.
