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EMMURE PREMIERE NEW MUSIC VIDEO

Posted in All Metal, Artist Watch, Featured, New Music, Previews, Videos with tags Death Metal, Deathcore, Emmure, Enemy Lines, Eternal Enemies, Hardcore, metal, Nemesis on March 6, 2014 by Randy

From their forthcoming sixth studio album, Eternal Enemies, EMMURE and Alternative Press are proud to present the music video for “Nemesis”. To be released everywhere on April 15^th, Eternal Enemies is a collection of EMMURE’s most pissed off, violent material.

Head to Alternative Press to watch “Nemesis” now.

Pre-order packages for Eternal Enemies are now available exclusively through VictoryMerch.com. Various EMMURE packages, starting at $22.00, include your choice of limited edition colored vinyl or CD, exclusive Enemy Lines DVD, t-shirts, crewneck, hoodie, beanie, bandana, 3’ x 5’ flag and more. The single, “Nemesis,” is now available for purchase at all digital retailers.

Visit EternalEnemies.com to get the #MakeAnEnemy Facebook app and for details on how to win an autographed Ibanez guitar, Eternal Enemies pre-order packages, autographed items and more mystery prizes.

Catch EMMURE on the Mosh Lives Tour starting March 7th. View the full list of dates here.

For Additional EMMURE Information:
http://www.victoryrecords.com/emmure
https://www.facebook.com/emmure
http://www.EternalEnemies.com
“Nemesis” Music Video

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James LaBrie releases digital EP, “I Will Not Break” today via InsideOut Music

Posted in All Metal, Featured, New Music, Releases with tags DREAM THEATER, EP, I Will Not Break, Impermanent Resonance, James LaBrie, metal, progressive-metal on January 15, 2014 by Randy

Following up on the success of his recent studio album, “Impermanent Resonance”, Dream Theater’sJames LaBrie released a 9 song Digital EP entitled “I Will Not Break” today.

Check out the EP’s title-track “I Will Not Break” in a static video via the IOM YouTube channel here:

http://youtu.be/Nj8aAo3O06E

TRACK LISTING:
1. I Will Not Break (3:52)
2. Unraveling (3:31)
3. Why (3:45)
4. Coming Home (Alternate Mix) (4:23)
5. Jekyll Or Hyde (Demo) (3:48)
6. Just Watch Me (Demo) (4:17)
7. I Tried (Jason Miller Re-mix) (5:13)
8. Over The Edge (Mutrix Re-mix) (4:33)
9. Euphoric (NeonGenesis Re-mix) (4:41)

James LaBrie online:
www.jameslabrie.com
www.facebook.com/officialjameslabrie
www.myspace.com/officialjameslabrie

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SUICIDE SILENCE release video for “Unanswered” Featuring: Phil Bozeman of Whitechapel

Posted in All Metal, Artist Watch, Featured, New Music, News, Releases, Shows, Videos with tags CD, DVD, Ending is the Beginning: The Mitch Lucker Memorial Show, Kenadee Lucker Education Fund, metal, Phil Bozeman, Suicide Silence, Unanswered, video, Whitechapel on January 15, 2014 by Randy

SUICIDE SILENCE is set to release ENDING IS THE BEGINNING: The Mitch Lucker Memorial Show on CD/DVD/digipack on February 18 in North America andEuropean on March 17th 2014. A Blur-Ray/CD version will be exclusively sold at CM Distro and the band’s merch store. Suicide Silence will be donating all of the royalties earned from this purchase to the Kenadee Lucker Education fund.

Get the first look at one of the songs performed live with Phil Bozeman from Whitechapel here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoWmvv6VpxI

On December 21, 2012, the metal community came together in an amazing way to celebrate

the life of Mitch Lucker & raise money for his daughter’s future education with an unforgettable evening of collaborative performances between past/present Suicide Silence members and elite heavy vocalists that created a defining emotional event forever captured on video and audio.

Directed by Jeremy Schott of MentalSuplex Productions & Zafer Ulkucu of Backseat Conceptions and available on Century Media Records.

Two trailers for the video have been released and can be seen here:

Trailer #1:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omEXkGZaZD8

Trailer #2:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omEXkGZaZD8

A documentary on Mitch’s life was also posted online as well. It contains interviews with Mitch’s family, band mates and closest friends.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spji50Z8Lls

The official track listing and performers is as follows:

1. Destruction of a Statue with Jonny Davy

2. Distorted Thought of Addiction with Greg Wilburn

3. Ending is the Beginning with Brook Reeves

4. Bludgeoned to Death with Ricky Hoover

5. Unanswered with Phil Bozeman

6. Girl of Glass with Myke Terry

7. Price of Beauty with Danny Worsnop

8. No Pity For A Coward with Johnny Plague

9. Disengage with Cameron “Big Chocolate” Argon

10. No Time To Bleed with Burke VanRaalte

11. Smoke with Anthony Notarmaso

12. Wake Up with Tim Lambesis

13. March To The Black Crown

14. Slaves to Substance with Eddie Hermida

15. OCD with Austin Carlile

16. Fuck Everything with Chad Gray

17. Die Young with Robb Flynn

18. Roots Bloody Roots with Max Cavalera

19. Engine #9 with Mitch Lucker

20. You Only Live Once with Randy Blythe

SUICIDE SILENCE online:

www.facebook.com/suicidesilence

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Sworn In – Edinboro University 12/13/2013 [Photos]

Posted in All Metal, Artist Watch, Featured, News, Photos, Reviews with tags concert, Edinboro University, Like Moths to Flames, Logan Rendulic, metal, music, photos, rock, Sworn In on December 19, 2013 by Randy

When ‘Sworn In’ and ‘Like Moths to Flames’ got together to do a little four city run, everyone knew it was bound to be an intense, fun filled couple days. Students of Edinboro University displayed just that: a semester ending, angst ridden adrenaline release. No one can truly forget the opening bands that actually made a night like that possible, with ‘Melrose’ and ‘Bail Easy’ (Erie Pennsylvania locals) bringing waves of friends along, packing the house. Other openers included Tuesday’s Too Late and Motives, each holding their own and playing amazing sets that almost remind me of something you’d witness if you were at a Letlive performance.

Hats off to the headliners…Like Moths to Flames and the Erie/Edinboro area are fairly familiar with each other since this was second time they’ve played there in about nine months. Sworn In on the other hand had many faces in the crowd that I’m sure they had never seen before, but regardless of it being a new crowd or old friends, the band always delivers a hard hitting show. Taking place on Friday the 13th, it makes you wonder if it gave Sworn In even more reason to come out and pummel the crowd, showcasing sadistic vibes like they do at all other concerts they play.

Needless to say, if you didn’t make it to this show or any of the other shows these two bands played, then it sucks to be you. Don’t fear, because they are both far from being done and will surely be playing in a town near you before you know it. DON’T MISS IT.