Whitechapel

Lorna Shore land in Australia this October with special guests Whitechapel and The Acacia Strain.

Reprogrammed to feel.

"...drips with the guttural skills of Phil Bozeman alongside powerful blast beats and ferocious technical riffs."

Dang, that’s some tasty metal.

When you hear the words “heavy music” there’s one band that commands attention; Whitechapel. The Tennessee five-piece hit hard, fast and heavy. With their latest release, ‘Our Endless War’ being one that ticks all the boxes for a heavy music fan, the group will venture down under for a co-headline tour with Devildriver. We speak with guitarist Alex Wade to see how he is feeling about it all and get the low-down on Whitechapel post album release.

Heavy and fast; slow and oddly melodic; this is not only the most diverse Whitechapel album yet, it's the best.

It’s this more melodic factor that keeps these great tracks rolling along.

Aural onslaught. We implore you to find a better description for deathcore kings, Whitechapel. Emerging over a decade ago, the Texas heavyweights have been on a blazing path of destruction. Whitechapel have received praise for their relentlessly heavy and punishing sound and now prepare to release their fifth record, 'Our Endless War' this month via Metal Blade Records. Sure to be an absolute monster of a record, vocalist Phil Bozeman chatted to us about the record and the possibitly of an Australian tour.    

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Album number three’s streamlined seething-with-intent death metal attack spurned some detractors, while conversely not being too much of a major sidestep to alienate diehards.