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A389 Recordings, death metal, doom metal, Opium Morals, Seven Sisters of Sleep, Sludge Metal, Streaming Songs, Upcoming Shit
Occult doom outfit Seven Sisters Of Sleep are currently streaming a new track entitled “Reaper Christ”, which is set to debut on the group’s upcoming 2013 sophomore full length record, Opium Morals. “Reaper Christ” sees the group assault with their usual sledgehammer to the jawline sludge whilst adding a bite of speed for extra damage. Stream “Reaper Christ” and try to decipher the A389′s recently leaked “track listing” for Opium Morals after the jump. Continue reading »
Mike Haner AKA Mickey Napalm is a musical genius. Before breaking into the hip-hop field with a vengeance, he was the sole member of grindcore outfit Infected Womb (listen 
My homies in Captain Overboard–Radio Earth! have released their latest offering Winter for free download and you all need to go check it out right now. I have been friends with and following these guys for a long time now and I have loved watching them mature and form themselves into a killer band. If you’re new to them, I can best describe their music as a sludgy mix of grunge and metal. Their songs are very catchy and this is especially the case for their latest album Winter. 
Hardcore/metal stalwarts Twitching Tongues, whom I was introduced to last year, are planning a slew of things for 2013. The band has announced a new full-length, a split with 
Instrumental prog metal duo and personal friends of mine, Outrun The Sunlight have released a new track called “The Seventh And The Fourth” and it’s amazing. These guys have yet to let me down when it comes to their prowess of playing catchy and melodic progressive metal and this track is no different. 
I have been a Rotten Sound fanboy for years. They are one of my all-time favorite bands for one simple reason: they never let you down. They don’t put out a few albums and then decide to change their sound. They don’t put out a bunch of bullshit releases. They take their time and put out hearty, crusty albums that cannot be surpassed. So is the case with their latest offering, the ever-pivotal Species At War. 
