Progressive metalcore pioneers Born of Osiris is conquering Europe right now, but that didn’t stop them from unleashing brand new single ‘Through Shadows’, the title track of their upcoming album set for release in July via Sumerian Records!
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UK death metal faction Ingested is introducing a reinvigorated lineup with their savage new standalone single ‘Altar Of Flesh’ out now via Metal Blade Records and just ahead of their North American tour with Aborted starting later this week! For those in Europe, this May and June they will be invading your continent as support for Born Of Osiris, don’t miss out!
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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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Metalcore powerhouse Born of Osiris announced their upcoming album ‘Angel or Alien’, revealed more details and the title track with a mesmerizing video!
Let’s take a look on what’s going on at the Brutal Assault camp! Swedish legends CLAWFINGER has disbanded after their last BA appearance in 2013 and ever since they only did a […]
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Born of Osiris brought their absolute barn burner “Through Shadows USA tour” featuring The Browning, VCTMS, AXTY and Lost In Separation to Fort Wayne, Indiana!
In mid-May, Ääniwalli became a vortex of technical brutality and progressive intensity as Born of Osiris brought their tour to Helsinki. With support from death metal and deathcore juggernauts Ingested, the genre-bending Entheos, and Portugal’s The Voynich Code, the night unfolded as a showcase of modern metal’s most forward-pushing acts.
Saturday night in Fort Wayne, IN was the Proving Grounds for a Moshpit and definitely the place to be if you were craving a hard-hitting, high-energy, face-melting concert! Piere’s was stop number two on Attila’s “The Angels and Villains Tour” in the United States.
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If you are still looking for a great summer destination, here are 10 festivals that might make Finland the ideal place to go for you with #Horizon23, Rockfest, Tuhdimmat Tahdit, Nummirock, Tuska, John Smith Festival, SaariHelvetti, Dark River Festival, Hellsinki Metal Festival and Flow Festival!
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