“Speak True Evil is a sign that rock’s not dead, it’s just gotten more diverse. You can get the EP July 13th”
http://monkeygoosemag.com/2018/07/album-review-kill-no-albatross-speak-true-evil/
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0 Monkey Goose Magazine – Kill No Albatross – Speak True Evil – “Speak True Evil is a sign that rock’s not dead, it’s just gotten more diverse. You can get the EP July 13th”
0 Uber Rock – Kill No Albatross – ‘Speak True Evil’ (Self-Released) – “The Sky Is On Fire’ is quite ethereal in the instrumentation, with acoustic and electric guitar parts complementing each other well. It is more of a ballad than the first two tracks, but at the breakdown there is definitely an Alter Bridge feel to the guitar playing, and I really like the track.”
The Sky Is On Fire’ is quite ethereal in the instrumentation, with acoustic and electric guitar parts complementing each other well. It is more of a ballad than the first two tracks, but at the breakdown there is definitely an Alter Bridge feel to the guitar playing, and I really like the track.
0 OMINOUS ECLIPSE To Unleash New Album “Sinister” September 2018

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Montreal, QC – July 9, 2018
For fans of Gojira, Amon Amarth, Children Of Bodom, Death, Revocation
OMINOUS ECLIPSE To Unleash New Album “Sinister” September 2018

L-R- James Close (Guitar/Vocal), Graham Murphy (Guitar/Vocal), Ryan Clements (Bass), Jeremiah Marshall (Drums) – Photo Credit: Max Southwood
A very ambitious band passionate about writing and playing extreme music, Ottawa ON’s OMINOUS ECLIPSE draws their inspiration from a wide variety of genres to create a unique hybrid sound with death metal being the main aspect combined with elements of thrash, groove, black, melodic, etc. Active since 2014, OMINOUS ECLIPSE has been making waves on the local scene opening for names such as Revocation, The Agonist, Kalmah, Archspire, Incantation, Vesperia, Beyond Creation, Rivers of Nihil to name a few. In the same year of their conception, they unleashed a four song EP “Beyond The Apocalypse” with a full length “End Of Days” following not long after in 2015. Now in 2018, they return with their sophomore album “Sinister” due out September 14th.
The band comments:
“There’s no concept or theme on this album so all the songs have different meaning. The title track itself divulges into the inevitable end to humanity and potentially the world with it. It discusses the issues around the globe and also addresses the ignorance and selfishness of those indirectly affected by the chaos. It has a strong “United We Stand, Divided We Fall” theme in regards to how people can turn their backs on those in need in order to save their own skin, which ironically will lead to our end as it causes people to turn on each other. Musically for this album, you will notice we have evolved from the first release and have moved away from thrashy overtones to become more diverse including more heavily stated melodic and technical with a solid groove and death foundation.”
OMINOUS ECLPISE‘s first three singles, the album’s title track “Sinister”, “Spiral Into Insanity” and “The Horde” were assaulted upon metal fans earlier this year and can be heard at the following links:
Music Video – Sinister
Lyric Video – Spiral Into Insanity
The Horde
Album Pre-order available on Bandcamp, iTunes, Amazon, Google Play plus stream of singles on Spotify.

1. Death By Dissection (6:13)
Album Length: 50:14
For more info:
https://www.facebook.com/ominous.eclipse
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“Their new song “Spiral Into Insanity” has a strong death metal foundation, including very melodic leads, but there’s more than enough groovy thrash inspiration and even a hint of black metal there. ” – Decibel Magazine
“‘Sinister’ is a high-energy track launched by heartless riff jabs, ear-scouring string squeals, and neck-snapping drumwork. The vocals come for your throat, too, in an effusion of heartless roars and face-scraping shrieks, and the song is accented by flurries of spidery, darting fretwork and by a pair of flashy, fluid, but demented solos. It becomes a thrashing gallop, but without becoming any less venomous in its delivery.” – No Clean Singing
“As the evolution of Ominous Eclipse has progressed, the band have hybridized a seething core of death metal sound with elements of thrash, black metal, and melodic death metal. But if “The Horde” is a sign of what’s to come next, they’re reaching for new levels of monstrous and electrifying destructiveness.” – No Clean Singing
“Whilst we wait with anticipation to hear the rest of the record ”Sinister” is yet another outstanding track on what looks set to be a very exciting record from ‘Ominous Eclipse’.” – Spirit Level Magazine
“The crowd was stellar at Mavericks, where each of the four bands were well represented by their fan bases. Opening on the night were Ominous Eclipse, whose chunky, frantic thrash metal din was led by their howling frontman. Largely drawing from their 2015 album End of Days, the four-piece pounded through six songs, tackling tracks like “Pestilence,” Abandoned” and the album’s particularly solid title track. Helping to limber the crowd for the chaos to come, they called for a “wall of death” in the confines of the club and the fans delivered, clearing the centre of the floor before the opposing sides barrelled into one another, bodies flying everywhere.” – Exclaim! (Live Review opening for Kalmah April 2016)
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0 La Grosse Radio – Infrared – Saviours
0 Battlehlem – INFRARED ”Saviours”
If you have dreamed of a cross between Annihilator and Vio-Lence then this might very well be the album for you. It is both melodic as well as aggressive with a just enough dose of technical tomfoolery.
0 Metal Gods TV – Infrared Album Review: “Saviours” – “a savage and brutal journey of eighties inspired thrash metal, laden with heaviness and menace, heads will be banging hard from start to finish.”
“a savage and brutal journey of eighties inspired thrash metal, laden with heaviness and menace, heads will be banging hard from start to finish.”
0 Overdrive Music Magazine – Review: Infrared – Saviours
“I can happily say that if you’re a fan of that classic balls to the wall thrash metal sound then you will most certainly get a kick out of Infrared’s “Saviours”… a prime example of what thrash metal is and what it should always be. These Canadian thrashers have stayed true to the sounds they knew when they were in their earlier years and have bought that sound back to the modern era.”
https://overdrive-mag.com/2018/06/08/review-infrared-saviours/
0 Eternal Terror – INFRARED Saviours
0 PureGrainAudio.com Launches Painted Movie Poster Art Series “Epilogue” by Damon Kardon

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Montreal, QC – July 6, 2018
PureGrainAudio.com Launches Painted Movie Poster Art Series “Epilogue” by Damon Kardon

PureGrainAudio.com announces their new mixed-media art series “Epilogue” presented by artist Damon Kardon. The art series honors classic horror/sci-fi films and the creative promotional art that was presented to the public at the time of their premiere dates. All of these films represented in this art series are celebrating a milestone anniversary of their release and the impact they have made in pop culture history. Artist Damon Kardon has chosen specific films that influenced him over the years through their distinct tone, cinematography and direction. He is expressing his emotions felt from viewing each film through his art process of painting key images and colors that also represent the story of each film. Each poster design starts as a painting and then is manipulated in photoshop.
Kardon comments:
“As a kid who loved going to the movies and also enjoyed the classic painted poster designs of Drew Struzan, I dreamed of bringing my art style into the world of interpretive movie posters. The term “Epilogue” in film represents the final scenes in which a recap or narrative of what happens to the characters is given. It can be represented in a montage, which is how I interpret these works I’m creating.”
Epilogue #1 will be a 35th anniversary movie poster design for “Christine” and can be viewed at the following link: http://puregrainaudio.com/reviews/epilogue-painted-movie-poster-art-series-feature-1-christine-35th-anniversary
For more info:
https://damonkardon.com
About PureGrainAudio.com:
Founded in 2005 by Chris Gonda and Aaron Willschick, PureGrainAudio spent 12 years developing into Canada’s premiere source for all forms of Rock, Metal, Punk and Hardcore music. After a year of behind-the-scenes work, the website re-launched in early 2017 and expanded into other musical genres plus Pop Culture. Now in its 14th year of operation, PureGrainAudio boasts a global staff of 100+ with Managing Editors in Canada, the US, UK and South Africa.
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PureGrainAudio.com
1412-700 King St. W. Toronto, ON, M5V-2Y6, Canada
(416) 723-3911
http://www.PureGrainAudio.com
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0 NOT MY MASTER Premiere Music Video “Acadence” via Decibel Mag; New EP “Disobey” Out Now! via Extreme Metal Music / Rockshots Records

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Montreal, QC – July 6, 2018
NOT MY MASTER Premiere Music Video “Acadence” via Decibel Mag
New EP “Disobey” Out Now! via Extreme Metal Music / Rockshots Records

Unleashing their new EP “Disobey” today on July 6th via Extreme Metal Music, a subsidiary of Rockshots Records, El Paso, TX’s NOT MY MASTER are sharing with fans their new music video “Acadence” via Decibel Magazine in celebration of its release.
Vocalist Chris Kidwell comments:
“I hope this song knocks people the fuck out. I feel like there’s some bad energy in our country. I don’t like it, I’m not feeling it. We can’t blindly follow bullshit and tarnish the word patriotism. I am not here to just obey. Silence is acceptance.”
Watch “Acadence” at the following link: https://www.decibelmagazine.com/2018/07/06/video-premiere-not-my-master-acadence/
Formed in 2016, NOT MY MASTER have been dominating the El Paso local music scene with their unique sound, an aggressive mix of thrash, groove and extreme metal with a touch of southern rock. Their brand of “Texas Fucking Metal” is showcased in their new EP “Disobey” that features seven fist pounding tracks including a cover version of Danzig’s “How the Gods Kill” along with mixing and mastering by Chris Collier (Korn, Prong, Fear Factory).
July 7 – El Paso, TX – Rockhouse Bar & Grill – info
Aug 11 – Fort Worth, TX – Ridglea Theater
Aug 25 – San Antonio, TX – The GuillotineEP Download and Stream at http://smarturl.it/NMM_Disobey

Track Listing:
1. Acadence
2. Revenge
3. Where’s God Now.
4. Morning Star
5. Lies
6. How The Gods Kill
7. Consume
EP Length: 31:50
NOT MY MASTER is:
Chris Kidwell – Vocals
Chelo Styes – Guitar
Rudy Barajas – Bass
Charlie Gonzalez – Drums
For more info:
www.Rockshots.eu
https://www.facebook.com/NotMyMasterElPasoTx
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“A pounding drum beat, machine-like riffs and roaring vocals introduce Not My Master and their new EP, Disobey. Acadence is hell of a start that gets the blood pumping and the horns thrown with complete abandon. An exceptional start.” – Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life
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