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0 Breathing The Core – Interview – Saudi Arabian Prog Songs of Petrichor
0 MANIC MOSH – Without Mercy – This truly is an album of seismic proportions…
MANIC MOSH – Without Mercy This truly is an album of seismic proportions… “Disinfect The Soul” is like listening to a cocktail of Pantera, Fear Factory with a splash of the band’s very own blend. The music is shaped by a multitude of timing and melody changes, thundering double-bass drums, O.T.T vocalage and some cool virtuoso guitar action, peaking on “Thunderbird”. This album may require a few spins to get accustomed to but is well worth doing so. Solid. https://manicmoshmagazine.com/metal-13.html
0 WingsOfDeath – Synastry – Dividing the Double Helix
WingsOfDeath – Synastry – Dividing the Double Helix “Dividing The Double Helix consists of three songs (almost 13 minutes) that can best be described as a fast-paced groove-fest that will once again appeal to fans from various sub-genres. Expect heavy groovy brutality from the first note, inviting you to shake your head firmly. Old school movements on modern metal, it can be that beautiful.” https://www.wingsofdeath.net/78712-Synastry-Dividing-the-Double-Helix
0 Breathing The Core – Interviews: Devilz by Definition
0 Metal Jacket Magazine – CIRCA ARCANA RELEASE “ESOTERIC” NEW VIDEO
0 Backseat Mafia – TRACK: LYCANTHRO – CRUCIBLE
0 Metal Goddesses – Song challenge: Jess Fleming (Juliet Ruin)
0 Sanguine Glacialis – Blackening the Depths – Covering the Scene
From the chilling woods of Montreal, Quebec comes the five-person experience known as Sanguine Glacialis. Helmed by modern day scream queen, growler and operatic virtuoso Maude Théberge they’ve experimented on two albums, Dancing With A Hanged Man and their Pitch Black Sight EP, along with recent release 2018’s Hadopelagic. They’ve brought all manner of influence, slamming together uncomfortable bed fellows like jazz, classical, and swing music into the unsuspecting mosh pit, bringing new meaning to slam dancing. Sanguine Glacialis (Sangween-e Glassialis) translates to Frozen Blood in Latin, with similar meanings in French and English. While Théberge provides the regal pipes and keys bassist Marc Gervais, guitarists Jonathan Fontaine and Rémi LeGresley and drummer David Gagné-Pavy provide the ear triggering surround sound. Each song represents a customized slew of influences and ideas, mixed and poured from an inspirational molten Mulligan stew of what’s next. Hadopelagic blasts loud like a beast, literary. Whether it’s the guitars, drums or Théberge’s guttural roar bashing against the ear like deadly vast waves, smashed with lethal devastating power and force by the talon s of the sea beast. The album delivers a mighty seas tale among other lyrical tragedies as Théberge likes to go a bit haunted and dark with the pen, in two languages. Lyrically most songs are in English with some French lines, then a few all in Fr…
Source: Sanguine Glacialis – Blackening the Depths – Covering the Scene
0 EPK – Deadwolff -Self-Titled (Boonsdale Records/ Metal Assault Records)
EPK – Deadwolff -Self-Titled
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EP Title: Deadwolff – Self-Titled
Digital Release Date: December 18, 2020 (Boonsdale Records)
Physical Cassette Release Date: May 7, 2021 (Metal Assault Records)
For fans of Judas Priest, Triumph, Motorhead, W.A.S.P, April Wine, Tank
“This EP is an excellent glimpse into what’s to come. Who Deadwolff is, and what we’re all about. With all the bands nowadays that sound like carbon copies of each other, we knew we wanted to sound different. Sound old, but different. Something that isn’t being done these days, and we think that’s exactly what we’re doing. From our logo (the triwolff), to our tunes. From the mustaches and home-done haircuts, we know that Deadwolff is just what’s needed nowadays. A revival of some foot-tapping, beer-drinking, headbanging tunes. The DEADWOLFF EP is all of that and more, and it’s just the beginning. We’re coming out swinging. The new wave of heavy rock and roll…” – Deadwolff
Instagram.com/deadwolff.official | YouTube
Spotify | Deadwolff.bandcamp.com
“Bang your head kids the bastard songs of Tank and Motorhead are here to save the day Deadwolff is their name – Thank God!” – RPM Online
“A BAND TO TAKE AN EYE ON..A GREAT STARTER IN WAITIN’FOR THE MAIN DISH!!” – Hardrock Heavy Metal
“It’nasty in the best way” – Metal Temple
“This is the kind of stuff you want on the stereo when having a good party with friends with lots of beer and room to headbang and play air guitar. If you have an ear (or just nostalgia) for ’70s hard/heavy rock and early ’80s hard rock and heavy metal, you’re pretty much guaranteed to love this.” – The Metal Crypt
Photo Credit: Megan Kay – Pictured L-R:
Tommy Wolffe (Bass. Vocals)
Bobby Deuce (Guitar)
Angus Pike (Drums)
Deadwolff is a New Wave of Heavy Rock n’ Roll three-piece band based out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Founded in 2020, Deadwolff is composed of Tommy Wolffe, on bass and vocals, Bobby Deuce, on guitars and backing vocals, Angus Pike on drums. In late December of 2020, Boonsdale Records released the band’s debut EP digitally. Shortly after, Deadwolff signed with Metal Assault Records, based out of Los Angeles, and released their debut EP on cassette, which sold out quickly. Their video for the single “Double up” was also released prior to the cassette and can be viewed on several youtube channels.
As of recently, Deadwolff has been touring throughout Canada, bringing their eccentric live show and widespread loved music to electric audiences.
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The EP as a whole:
NWOBHM and Hard Rock with a dash of good ole fashioned Punk Rock. Crossover if you will of NWOBHM and Punk. Deadwolff refers to it as the New Wave of Heavy Rock and Roll.
Track By Track:
1. Walking On Nails is a song that is written about city life, fast love. It’s a hard-rocking tune that just makes ya wanna go out and party.
2. The second track, Double Up, is pretty straightforward. It’s a song about gambling. How good and bad it can feel. Another song that you wanna throw on repeat a couple times.
3. Pedal To The Metal is a super fun song. Definitely one of the favorites on the EP. Musically, it took the longest to write, but the lyrics seemed to flow when writing those. Knowing heartbreak, it’s easy to write about.
4. Wanted Man was the first song that was ever written for Deadwolff. It’s a song about owing money. It’s fast. Just like you need to be to dodge the debt sometimes.
5. Six To Midnight could be considered “a love song”. Musically, it’s a really fun song to play. With how the bass and guitar play off of each other, and the off-time fills during the verses, it’s definitely the wild card of the EP.
EP Title: Deadwolff – Self-Titled
Digital Release Date: December 18, 2020 (Boonsdale Records)
Physical Cassette Release Date: May 7, 2021 (Metal Assault Records)
Track Listing:
1. Walking On Nails (4:04)
2. Double Up (3:17)
3. Pedal To The Metal (4:05)
4. Wanted Man (3:11)
5. Six To Midnight (3:12)
EP Length: 17:52
EP Credits:
All songs written by: Tommy Wolffe and Bobby Deuce.
All songs performed by: Deadwolff.
Produced by: Greg Sexsmith
Mixed and mastered by: Daniel Tsourounis
EP Artwork by: By Cork and Swain and Tommy Wolffe
EP Recording Band Line Up:
Tommy Wolffe (Vocals, Bass, Drums)
Bobby Deuce (Guitar)
Live Line Up:
Tommy Wolffe (Bass, Vocals)
Bobby Deuce(Guitar, Backing vocals)
Angus Pike (Drums, Backing vocals)
Discography:
2021 – Deadwolff – EP – Cassette (Metal Assault Records)
2020 – Deadwolff – EP – Digital (Boonsdale Records)
0 KILL THE IMPOSTER Goes On A Violent Trip Down Memory Lane With Music Video “Dongan Hills”
NEWS RELEASE
Montreal, QC – April 28, 2021
For fans of Emmure, Thy Art Is Murder, Fit For An Autopsy, Alpha Wolf
KILL THE IMPOSTER Goes On A Violent Trip Down Memory Lane With Music Video “Dongan Hills”
New Album “The Violence Sessions” Out May 28th
Florida’s deathcore act Kill The Imposter have a new single out “Dongan Hills” in support of their upcoming album “The Violence Sessions”. Those who have seen KTI live know that the band brings non-stop energy and that vocalist Johnny Nobody can be seen swinging from the rafters or jumping from bar to bar, but this vigor isn’t restrained to the live show, it can be felt on their recordings and in their music videos and this new single is no exception.
“Dongan Hills” is the second track off the pumping new album, it is named after a place in Staten Island, NY that Nobody would take a train to and try to escape life, but he’d always end up getting in more trouble.
The music video for “Dongan Hills” can be watched on YouTube – https://youtu.be/EPTQkrxai10
“The Violence Sessions” are the third release from KTI, following 2019’s “The Decimation” and 2020’s “A Strain Of Agony” EP. Reflecting back to earlier work, Nobody quotes about the band’s evolution:
“I think the four of us come from not insanely different places, but different enough that we had to create our own sound. I mean, we didn’t invent the wheel for sure, but I think me trying to put my NYHC roots in everything helped guide the boat a bit. So at the beginning very simple beat-down riffs moved to a now more guided route. I mean we had to figure out who we were and weren’t.”
KTI don’t half-ass anything, each song they write starts with a riff and gets hammered to precision until they can wait to play it in a set. According to them, “when we get those goosebumps listening back to demos – that’s when we know it’s ready for the masses to enjoy.”
Angry and heavy, Kill The Imposter is recommended listening for fans of Bodysnatcher, Emmure, and Thy Art is Murder.
“The Violence Sessions” comes out on May 28, 2021.
Singles available on Spotify and Apple Music
Previous music videos:
“Mace” – https://youtu.be/FkxDAPjKAe
“Suffer Alone” – https://youtu.be/6gK4u9a5XHE
Upcoming Dates:
May 28 – Cocoa, FL – The Crying Monk (Album release show)
Aug 20 – Winter Park, FL – The Haven Lounge – Central Florida Metal Fest w/ The Convalescence, The Crowned
Sept 5 – 9 – Danville, VA – Blue Ridge Rock Festival
Sept 26 – Orlando, FL – Rebel Rock Fest w/ Rise Against, The Used, Sevendust, All That Remains, Emmure, Miss May I, Suicide Silence, Islander
Sept 28 – Lake Odessa, MI – At The Race Track Fest w/ The Convalescence
Track Listing:
1. Broken Crown (2:36)
2. Dongan Hills (3:35)
3. Evil Ways (3:11)
4. False Prophet (3:33)
5. Mace (3:02)
6. Suffer Alone (3:46)
7. Unfit Coward ft. Taylor Barber (Left To Suffer) (2:30)
EP Length: 22:17
For more info:
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Instagram.com/thelegendagency
Facebook.com/killtheimposter
Instagram.com/killtheimposter
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About:
Kill The Imposter is an Orlando, USA-based deathcore band that was formed in late 2018. Pulling musical inspiration from everywhere, the intention of this four-piece band is to make you move in any capacity you see fit.
Coming from local and national bands, Kill The Imposter brings experience, drive, and mayhem, to the stage. The quartet banded together over a shared love for heavy and violent music, after sharing the stage for one song they knew they had something special, so they sat down together and within a week had 3 songs written and a video lined up. They haven’t stopped since that first sit down, and they won’t stop.
One of the founding members Danny Arrieta (guitar) is the primary music writer getting help with arrangement by Johnny Nobody (vocals). Nick Colvin (drums) carries the aggressive speed and heavy grooves with Wilson Bembry ( bass) definitely sharing and blending the thundering lows and technical playing between all of it.
Since they got together, Kill The Imposter has released “The Decimation” (2019), “A Strain Of Agony” (2020) and “The Violence Sessions” (2021). They have pummeled the stages of Central Florida Metal Fest and Tampa DeathFest and played alongside heavy hitters such as Nile and Terrorizer.
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