The post-metal soundtrack for those wanting to slow-down, seat-back and relax while reflecting on time and life in general... summer is dead, summer is gone!
Enter the eye of the storm with post-metal trio STONEBIRDS and their new song "Animals", streaming now on The Obelisk.net -but we wanted to have you the chance to stream it on GAN as well.
Their second full-length, titled "Time", is due out on October the 20th.
Qualified as "55 minutes’ worth of progressive heavygaze fluidity" by The Obelisk, new album "Time"confirms the unique, juggernaut brand of post-metal matured on STONEBIRDS' Pink Tank Records debut "Into The Fog...", and their ability to write deeply emotional and complex songs.
Once again recorded at Kerwax Studio, the atmospheres on the album get considerably heavier and darker, while relying on spine-chilling atmospheric climaxes. Living up to expectations rose by their debut effort, STONEBIRDS deliver an ambitious, pre-apocalypse worthy full-length that establishes them as a singular voice in the heavy music landscape.
Hey! UK's GBH has a new record comin' out this November the 17th on Hellcat records.
The title track doesn't disappoint, I mean it's GBH-ish, perhaps, a bit polished (definitely sounding tight and good), but we're in 2017, right? Do you still wish the band to sound as rancid as back in the 80's?
Sao Paulo's QUESTIONS have a video up for the very first song sung in their own language -Portuguese.
Perhaps, it's hard or immpossible for you to understand the lyrics but the song truly kicks some arses.
Fresh off the release of their ninth full-length record "Godless Prophets & The Migrant Flora"
Washington D.C.'s DARKEST HOUR, the dudes, released online (it's up since June so surely the die-hard fans will have watched it repeated times) the documentary "Party Scars and Prison Bars Two and a Half - A Thrashography Sequel!" -out also on DVD as "Party Scars and Prison Bars Two and a Half: Live - Undoing Ruin (DVD, 2017)".
The 36 minutes running video has been put together to capture the band while on tour and the stage during their 2015's brief celebrative Unduing Ruin tour for the 20th anniversary that, after seven dates, drew the curtain in their hometown at The Black Cat.
Watch here the video https://youtu.be/2t0_cvi3AjA and don't miss the full-concert video of the gig they played at The Black Cat
Never heard of this band until today but they are worth your attention...
Amsterdam-based Drunk-Reggae-Punks, JAYA THE CAT are back with their new album, 'A Good Day For The Damned' - Set for a November 17th release through Bomber Music.
Having finally taken a break from a relentless touring schedule through clubs and festivals all across the world, which have propelled Jaya The Cat to the forefront of the European punk rock scene, the band recently spent a month in Berlin’s Studio Wong recording their fifth album, 'A Good Day For The Damned'.
"We hope to have created something people can connect to." says vocalist Geoff Lagadec. "It's pretty eclectic, just a bunch of stories in different styles. We keep trying to evolve, yet stay grounded in a punk/reggae aesthetic."
Watch here the video for the song "Sweet Eurotrash" https://youtu.be/lGS-UcG33hg
"Sweet Eurotrash is a story about a night of sin, madness and questionable life decisions made in bathroom stalls, ...of overzealous hotel maids and unreasonably early check out times." -Jaya The Cat
Formed at some point in 2016 and with a demo under their belt...read on about these Swedes which are going to become a force to reckoned with among the hardcore punk scene.
Epidemic Records welcomes Disavow from Sweden to its family!
The band, based in Gothenburg, has previously released a demo and started touring across Europe right away after that. This new release is a 7” called “Half Empty” -six tracks of pure hardcore fury with no compromise, harsh, angry and dark, but still as sharp as a razor blade.
DISAVOW features current members and former members Anchor, Gust, Murderofcrows, Oak and Painted Wolves.
Los Angeles, CA's WRATHS, melodic hardcore punk post HC project feat. Jim Lindberg of Pennywise fame and some dudes from 1208, are streaming the title track from their upcoming "My Home" EP, which is scheduled to be released through Bird Attack Records on September 29th.
Stream here the track "My Home" off the EP https://birdattackrecords.bandcamp.com/album/my-home
Sci-fi punks alert! Read on Fat Wreck press release on THE LILLINGTONS' return...
It’s been over a decade since The Lillingtons released a full-length album—and an anomaly of a record at that. 2006’s The Too Late Show proved The Lillingtons were just as powerful as they were in their initial run, even if the band wasn’t inclined to hop back in the van and be a full-time concern. But with recent spats of activity—touring sporadically and releasing the Project 313 7-inch on Red Scare Industries—*The Lillingtons* are once again giving this band thing a go.
Having signed to Fat Wreck Chords, The Lillingtons toiled away on their new record in secret, crafting an album that is both a continuation of the band’s legacy and a dramatic reinvention. It’s called Stella Sapiente, a title that vocalist-guitarist Kody Templeman says roughly translates to “wisdom of the stars,” and that phrase proves apt given his claim that it’s “centered around secret societies, astrology, and the occult.” This kind of subject matter makes perfect sense for The Lillingtons, a band that has never— and likely will never—find much interest in the mundane. Their songs are pulpy vignettes steeped in intrigue, unraveling mysteries, conspiracies, and cloak-and-dagger operations while bashing through buzzy, pop-focused punk songs.
