Ohio’s notorious death metal outfit Sanguisugabogg announced their new album ‘Homicidal Ecstasy’ to be released next year via Century Media Records and share a first video single with ‘Pissed’!
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“At the Foothills of Deliration” is a sonic mixture of technicality and progressive death metal. Faceless Burial on its third album presents a grand signature sound full of quality and innate talent from the Aussie lads. Out via Dark Descent and Me Saco Un Ojo Records!
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Death metal forefathers Autopsy deliver a raw, ugly, yet inspiring performance on their 9th album ‘Morbidity Triumphant’ which mixes different tones and styles, thus keeping the songs atmospheric and brutal. It is the band’s most honed work to date. Out via Peaceville Records since September 30th.
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Warbringer and Evil Invaders will be ravaging Europe in 2023 on their co-headlining tour with support from Schizophrenia and a still to be announced band! Get your tickets now, ’cause this is going to be massive!
Florida death metal icons Obituary announce their upcoming new album ‘Dying of Everything’ set for release in January 2023 via Relapse Records! Catch them live on their US and Europe tours!
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Right before the co-headlining tour with Amorphis and Eluveitie starting, specials guests Nailed To Obscurity shared the brand new single ‘Clouded Frame’ via Nuclear Blast!
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Into The Grave didn’t want to hold these back anymore and announced a whole slab of new names for the 2023 edition!
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Tech death masters Origin are kicking off 2023 with a bang with a co-headlining Europe tour alongside Monstrosity and support from our very own Reject The Sickness and Intrepid!
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Grilling season was figuratively and quite literally opened when The European Siege tour starring Unto Others, Carcass, Behemoth and Arch Enemy hit Jäähalli in Helsinki with their first sold out show of the tour.
Ex-Spoil Engine’s guitarist Bart Vandeportaele’s new band Mantah released their first Album ‘Evoke’ with a release show in Club de B in Torhout, Belgium while (also ex-Spoil Engine) Iris’ new band Three Times Royal warms up the crowd right after opener Secondhand Saints!
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