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Dead And Divine announce break up
Dead And Divine have announced that they will be breaking up next month a final show in their hometown of Ontario, Canada. The band posted the following statement regarding the break up: "After nearly 10 years of playing music together, touring the world and making some of the best friends we could have ever asked for, we're very regretfully closing this chapter of our lives. It chokes me up to be writing this letter, and I really can't express how genuine and sincere I am when I say thank you all for everything you've done to help us live our dream. "Matty started Dead and Divine in highschool when he was 16 years old. It was never anything more than an excuse to play some music with his pals, and I'm sure I can speak for him when I say nobody ever expected this to turn into what it is. Almost 10 years later and we've toured nearly 20 countries with some of our favorite bands, released two EP's and three full length records that have all (to our amazement) landed themselves on Bil...
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Thick As Blood announce Australian tour
Fans have waited a long time, but finally Miami’s Thick As Blood are heading to Australia for a run of shows across the country this June. Their brand of hardcore merges metal elements like crushing riffs with brutally honest lyrics, which has seen them take the hardcore world by storm. Joining them on all dates will be Newcastle’s Taken By Force. Thick As Blood have been building a loyal following since 2004 with two releases on prominent hardcore label Eulogy. Couple that with a hard hitting live show that has seen them tour with the likes of Every Time I Die, Emmure and Terror, and Thick As Blood are a force to be reckoned with. To top it off, the band recently entered the studio with Terror’s Nick Jett to record for their Rise Records debut, due out later this year. Formed in 2009, Taken By Force take fast, hard-hitting riffs and add uncompromising vocals to create an in your face style of hardcore. Having cut their teeth playing with Newcastle icons like Dropsaw and The Dead ...
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Resist The Thought announce album launch tour
Since 2007, Sydney's Resist The Thought have been carefully engraving their name into the Australian metal scene. Thanks to a relentless touring ethos which found them forever on the road and sharing stages with the likes of Suicide Silence, The Acacia Strain and All Shall Perish, Resist The Thought garnered enough momentum to propel themselves overseas to Lambesis Studios in Escondido, CA to work with reputed producer Dan Castleman (As I Lay Dying, Impending Doom) on their debut album, Sovereignty. The album boasts a collection of nine driving metal anthems; a cacophony of extreme riffing, rapid fire drumming and a relentless vocal attack. The full album and exclusive bonus DVD are due for release on May 18th 2012 through Skull and Bones Records/Shock Entertainment.
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Cannibal Corpse announce Australian tour
After three long torturous years, death metals titanic kings, Cannibal Corpse, return to Australia for a sarcophagic frenzy of sordid and demented proportions! Their new ceaselessly hostile album release, Torture, proves that when it comes to combining unrestrained maliciousness, involved song writing and technical precision they still have no equal. The twelfth full-length of their inspiring twenty-four year career, the Floridian quintet have never sounded so vital, the album building upon the wealth of powerful, dark, and memorable songs comprising 2006's Kill and 2009's Evisceration Plague and pointedly upping the ante at every turn. With blistering riffs, turbulent drums, ruthless and razored vocals, Cannibal Corpse are THE pinnacle of death metal. Make no mistake. The sledgehammer force of the forthcoming live cannibalism will yet again prove this beyond any doubt.
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Heroes For Hire recording new album with Steve Klein
Heroes For Hire are once again cementing their reputation as one of Australia's hardest working bands, by hitting the studio to record album number 3 less than 12 months after its predecessor - their breakthrough release Take One For The Team - saw the light of day. While so many of their peers are packing their bags and heading overseas for recording duties, Heroes, as they often do, have opted for a different approach, enlisting Steve Klein of platinum-selling pop-punks New Found Glory to produce their latest effort in their hometown of Sydney. When asked what attracted him to working with Heroes, it's obvious that Klein is the perfect match for the notoriously tongue in cheek outfit. "Clearly these guys were in need of a real hero, so I thought I should lend a hand and produce their record."