11 Sunday Nov 2012
Posted in Upcoming Shit
Hello, Aftermathletes.
2012 has been an amazing year for extreme music and in just over a month we will be posting our year-end lists as well as lists put together by musicians we have worked with in the past. What we want to know now is what is YOUR favorite album of 2012? Leave a comment below and let us know! Come on!
11 Sunday Nov 2012
Posted in Band Spotlight, instrumetal, News, Non-Metal, Prog Metal, Upcoming Shit, Videos
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Scale the Summit have released a new teaser for their upcoming record, which is apparently entitled The Migration. To be more specific, a writing teaser. Watch as the band lays down some sweet licks that will leave all of you prog nerds drooling in anticipation. The Migration is slated to be released in Spring of next year. Check out the video below.
11 Sunday Nov 2012
Posted in Band Spotlight, Metal, News, Post-Metal, Prog Metal, Rumors, Tour Dates, Upcoming Shit
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According to Lambgoat, a possible February tour featuring Meshuggah, Animals as Leaders and Intronaut is rumored to be in the works. Lambgoat sited one show as possible evidence of this tour taking place:
11 Sunday Nov 2012
Posted in Album Reviews, Band Spotlight, Hardcore, Mathcore, Metal, News, Noise / Electronics, Punk, Reviews
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Daughters, noise, review, Sexgender, The Locust, Transgenital, White Suns
By Lane Oliver
Take a moment to look at the band name, the album title and the ridiculous artwork. When you are finished analyzing what you see, please tell me how you cannot be intrigued? It was recently brought to my attention that Baltimore based noisy aberrations Sexgender exist and need to be heard. Sexgender’s platform is all about promoting sexual freedom, gender role awareness and completely visceral, psychotic noise. Their seven track, eighteen minute debut, Transgenital, is a short but sweet little bastard of heart failure triggering noise rock.
11 Sunday Nov 2012
Posted in Band Spotlight, Interview, Mathcore, Metal, News, Noise / Electronics, Noise Rock, Other
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After listening to their debut release, 2007′s Centralia, I knew that Car Bomb was on to something special. Their rhythmically complex and psychologically devastating brand of heavy music is something you have to experience for yourself to believe. Car Bomb’s deconstructed, chopped and screwed instrumentation combined with psychotically eccentric vocals are the band’s essential tools to make them stand out among the rest. Car Bomb released their long awaited sophomore record, w^w^^w^w earlier this year and was met with a enormous amount of positive praise, as it should. I recently caught up with guitarist Greg Kubacki to get the scoop on the new record and the band’s endeavors.
-Lane Oliver
