January 2020

0 Sleepwraith – Day Terrors — Metal Robot Reviews “The guys in Sleepwraith really out-did themselves with this one. A debut album for a name, but another drop of musical experience that strengthens our duo as musicians, and as a group… Day Terrors is an easy recommend for any metal heads, and already an easy contender for “Album of the Year”. “

Sleepwraith – Day Terrors — Metal Robot Reviews “The guys in Sleepwraith really out-did themselves with this one. A debut album for a name, but another drop of musical experience that strengthens our duo as musicians, and as a group… Day Terrors is an easy recommend for any metal heads, and already an easy contender for “Album of the Year”. ” https://themetalrobot.com/reviews/sleepwraith-day-terrors-review

0 Party Grinders KILLITOROUS Are Ready For “The Afterparty” w/ New Music Video ‘Married With Children’; New Album “The Afterparty” Coming April 20, 2020; Canadian Tour Dates w/ Gorod

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NEWS RELEASE

Montreal, QC – January 31, 2020

For fans of Cattle Decapitation, Cephalic Carnage, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Origin, and all their ex/current bands

Party Grinders KILLITOROUS Are Ready For “The Afterparty”
w/ New Music Video ‘Married With Children’

New Album “The Afterparty” Coming April 20, 2020Canadian Tour Dates w/ Gorod

Canada’s tech-death comedy metal band KILLITOROUS (which consists of members from Annihilator, Suffocation, First Fragment and more!) are happy to reveal the official cover artwork and track listing for their new album “The Afterparty” along with a brand spanking new music video ‘Married With Children’, the first single off the full length.

Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/aGc6iMb9YYI

The band comments:

“The song is not based around the character Al Bundy, but the song is based more around the character Glen (who is also portrayed by Actor Ed O’Neill) from Wayne’s World and visits the idea of what he did before he started serving donuts, and why he is so damaged emotionally.”

“The Afterparty” is a follow up to 2014’s “Party, Grind”, which was also co-produced, mixed and mastered by Chris Donaldson (Cryptopsy, Despised Icon, The Agonist, Shadow of Intent) at The Grid in Montreal, Quebec.

The album features three guitars (which in terms of recording was a nightmare), tons of blast beats, brutal bass and vocals, plus of course tons of movie references, cartoon parodies and endless phrases maintaining the fine art of partying.

There will be many guest features on the release that include members from Voivod, Allegaeon, Cryptopsy, Erimha, Soen and more.

The track listing is as wacky and weird as usual, with a constant barrage of twisted pop-culture humor.

The release date for the album is April 20, 2020. Album pre-order here.

1) All Hail The Starchild
2) Married With Children
3) Rodney Dangerfield of Dreams
4) Eat Your God Alive
5) Slavesphere
6) Re-anima-tomatron
7) 30 Minutes
8) Insanity as a pathway to fame & fortune: The tyrannical tirades of Mike Tyson
9) Total Protonic Reversal
10) King Diamond Dallas Page

Band Line-Up:
Mathieu Dhani (Vocals)
Aaron Homma (Guitar)
Nick Miller (Guitar)
Marc Roy (Guitar)
Eric Morotti (Drums)
Xavier Sperdouklis (Bass)In additional news, KILLITOROUS will be hitting the road in February for Canadian tour dates supporting France’s GOROD.

Feb. 4 – Jonquière, QC – Coté Cour
Feb. 5 – Quebec, QC – L’Anti
Feb. 6 – Ottawa, ON – Mavericks
Feb. 7 – Montréal, QC – Foufounes Electriques
Feb. 8 – Rouyn Noranda, QC – Le QG
Feb. 9 – Toronto, ON – Hard Luck
Feb. 10 – London, ON – Call the Office **
Feb. 12- Waterloo, ON – Chainsaw **
** = without GOROD

For more info:
Facebook.com/Killitorous
SpotifyAbout:
Looking to become the band they never saw, Killitorous is comprised of the passion to grind and the general love of technical death metal.

Formed in 2006 in Ottawa, Canada; Killitorous is made up of current and former members of Annihilator, Suffocation, First Fragment and a myriad of other bands. Determined to sound like a combination of their one million favorite death metal bands they envelop technical death metal in an eternal party. A bit cheeky and a metric fuck ton of fun, Killitorous is that raunchy but charismatic friend who fuels every party.

Killitorous is a chaotic concoction, best described as technical party chaos death grind and it’s a true 90s death metal experience complete with one hell of an AfterParty!

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“Well F*ck me lifeless with possibility and throw my rotting corpse down a well with joy; if such an album hasn’t become manifest. It’s here for all to relish in the form of PartyGrind by Canada’s own Killitorous.” – The Circle Pit

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0 Exclaim! – Krvsade – Judgement Day “Krvsade stand poised to seize the rusty metal crown of the Queen City, as there is a conscious malignancy lurking in the depths of their songwriting, waiting to rear its hideous head.”

Exclaim! – Krvsade – Judgement Day “Krvsade stand poised to seize the rusty metal crown of the Queen City, as there is a conscious malignancy lurking in the depths of their songwriting, waiting to rear its hideous head.” https://exclaim.ca/music/article/krvsade-judgement_day

0 Out Today! Krvsade’s New EP “Judgement Day”

For fans of Sepultura, Death, Morbid Angel, Vader, Slayer, Kreator

Out Today! Krvsade‘s New EP “Judgement Day”

https://open.spotify.com/artist/5NXlxudp0c0iEcrvUBcdlO

https://krvsade.bandcamp.com

https://music.apple.com/us/album/judgement-day-single/1493314203

What the press is saying:

“I can highly recommend this to anyone who yearns for that ‘old school’ vibe that seems to be so highly sought after. Krvsade nail what it takes to be an old school blackened thrash act in the 21st century by sticking true to tried and tested traits, but by expanding their sound into more sludgy territory at the same time…damn good, solid, thrashing fun time.” – The Metal Observer

“The opening title track is a fine example of what the Krvsade are about, old school Sepultura, Death or even Morbid Angel style guitar work and recording esthetics, pulverising kit work from Dennis and demonic vocals from Evans. You can just picture Evans eyes lit up electric blue as he spits fire from his mouth and shoots lighting bolts from his palms.” – Metal Noise

“Krvsade stand poised to seize the rusty metal crown of the Queen City, as there is a conscious malignancy lurking in the depths of their songwriting, waiting to rear its hideous head.” – Exclaim

“full of bangers!” – Ghost Cult Magazine

“Listen to it until your ears bleed, and then listen to it again.” – ROXX100.com

“A giant dose of talent in this Ep; a sinister environment enhanced by a well balanced rhythm section, a great structure and an inspired solo in JUDGEMENT DAY. KEEP IN THE CHURCH is more squared with deep vocals and great changes of time. Not least next THE KEY AND THE GATE. A band to keep an eye on! Interesting!” – Hardrockheavymetal

“Made up of only 3 songs, the EP starts off with a bang, combining thrash and death metal in a powerful title track that can be easily pictured as the soundtrack for a savage moshpit.” – Metal Blast

“Krvsade from North Carolina, USA, drop this brutal 3 x track EP and my lord does it pack a punch, and for £2.97 from Amazon, it’s worth every penny… very imaginative riffing going on and plenty to remember.” 5/5 – PlanetMosh

“Krvsade slam out some awesome old school death/thrash metal on their new EP Judgment Day. These three songs are what just what the metal doctor ordered full of anger, aggression and powerful lyrics. Great evil vocals that slash through awesome guitar riffs that are both fast and heavy.” – The Dirty Room

“If you like it heavy and dark, I believe you will like this one. This slashin’ thrashin’ journey is built on a foundation of some very powerful drum work with amazing guitar accents sprinkled throughout. The vocals are what nightmares are made of, and I mean that in a complimentary manner… I strongly recommend checking out this Death/Thrash Metal combo, it works for me.” – Boston Rock Radio

“For my money, thrash with a heavy dose of death metal has always been more fertile ground for bands looking to make their mark after the genre’s 80s heyday. Charlotte’s Krvsade is clearly of the same opinion. Their second EP, Judgement [sic] Day is a promising, if overly brief, show of force from a band still finding their footing in today’s metal scene.” – Toilet ov Hell

“Krvsade is firing on all cylinders and boasting some changes, they really have developed an impressive sound.” – Crannk

0 Glacially Musical – Vinylscopy with Waingro – NO LIST RECORDS , Sludgelord Records

Glacially Musical – Vinylscopy with Waingro – NO LIST RECORDS , Sludgelord Records http://glaciallymusical.blogspot.com/2020/01/vinylscopy-with.html

0 PYRAMIDS ON MARS – Edge Of The Black | Review bei Stormbringer

PYRAMIDS ON MARS – Edge Of The Black | Review bei Stormbringer https://www.stormbringer.at/reviews/15710/pyramids-on-mars-edge-of-the-black.html

0 Sleepwraith – Day Terrors | Amped-Up

Sleepwraith – Day Terrors | Amped-Up https://www.amped-up.be/2020/01/28/sleepwraith-day-terrors/

0 Sleepwraith – Day Terrors | Review bei Stormbringer.at “Day Terrors” drives me to the bone, an intense experience for 11 songs. A pictorial journey that increases from level to level and reaches different emotional levels. In fact there is THE BEGINNING and THE END and TERROR in between. “Day Terrors” is a high-class album, which was implemented incredibly well. Lyrical as well as technical. It’s amazing what two musicians have created here.” “”Day Terrors” fährt mir bis in die Knochen, ein intensives Erlebnis 11 Songs lang. Eine bildhafte Reise, die sich von Level zu Level steigert und verschiede emotionale Ebenen erreicht. Tatsächlich gibt es DEN ANFANG und DAS ENDE und dazwischen TERROR. “Day Terrors“ ist ein hochklassiges Album, welches unfassbar gut umgesetzt wurde. Lyrisch als auch technisch. Erstaunlich was hier zwei Musiker erschaffen haben.”

Sleepwraith – Day Terrors | Review bei Stormbringer.at “Day Terrors” drives me to the bone, an intense experience for 11 songs. A pictorial journey that increases from level to level and reaches different emotional levels. In fact there is THE BEGINNING and THE END and TERROR in between. “Day Terrors” is a high-class album, which was implemented incredibly well. Lyrical as well as technical. It’s amazing what two musicians have created here.” “”Day Terrors” fährt mir bis in die Knochen, ein intensives Erlebnis 11 Songs lang. Eine bildhafte Reise, die sich von Level zu Level steigert und verschiede emotionale Ebenen erreicht. Tatsächlich gibt es DEN ANFANG und DAS ENDE und dazwischen TERROR. “Day Terrors“ ist ein hochklassiges Album, welches unfassbar gut umgesetzt wurde. Lyrisch als auch technisch. Erstaunlich was hier zwei Musiker erschaffen haben.” 5/5 – https://www.stormbringer-metal.de/reviews/15815/sleepwraith-day-terrors.html

0 Sleepwraith – Day Terrors | Album Review – Noizze “this album is a fantastic start not only to the new decade as far as metal is concerned, but also the start of Sleepwraith’s career… exceptional musicianship and memorable melodies… If Day Terrors sets any precedent for the future of Sleepwraith, then the future is most certainly very bright indeed.” 9/10

Sleepwraith – Day Terrors | Album Review – Noizze “this album is a fantastic start not only to the new decade as far as metal is concerned, but also the start of Sleepwraith’s career… exceptional musicianship and memorable melodies… If Day Terrors sets any precedent for the future of Sleepwraith, then the future is most certainly very bright indeed.” 9/10 https://www.noizze.co.uk/single-post/2020/01/23/Sleepwraith—Day-Terrors-Album-Review

0 Frogg – A Reptilian Dystopia – Eklektik Rock “Ce premier EP devrait réjouir les amateurs d’Obscura, Necrophagist ou encore Arsis, on retrouve en effet chez Frogg une technique très affûtée, des progressions alambiquées mais des mélodies plutôt prenantes… A Reptilian Dystopia est une solide découverte pleine de promesses et la révélation d’un musicien très talentueux.”

Frogg – A Reptilian Dystopia – Eklektik Rock “Ce premier EP devrait réjouir les amateurs d’Obscura, Necrophagist ou encore Arsis, on retrouve en effet chez Frogg une technique très affûtée, des progressions alambiquées mais des mélodies plutôt prenantes… A Reptilian Dystopia est une solide découverte pleine de promesses et la révélation d’un musicien très talentueux.” http://www.eklektik-rock.com/2020/01/frogg-a-reptilian-dystopia/