tracklist:
1. Unfasten The Pillowbook
2. Remain Dead (In A Necrostatic Society)
3. Feast Of Antimatter Zombies
4. Monochrome Nothingness
5. Boneyard (Impetigo Cover)
6. Embryonic Limbs Combined With Ancient Ghouls
7. Crags To The Infinite
8. Unearthly Coffin Nail Experience
9. Slaughtered Amish People
10. Tales Of Signs Born By Blood, Black Fire And Death
11. The Exorcist (Depression Cover)
12. End Credits
burstin'out is a german black/speed metal band. BAND LINKS facebook myspace
how the band started It all started with Venom! We were four maniacs playing classic Venom songs such as “Black Metal” (which was the very first song we managed to play together), “Welcome to Hell” and of course “Bursting Out”, the song which we are named after. Countless Rehearsals followed and we recorded our first demo-tape which consisted of an all-venom-cover tracklist… After the Tape-Release and our first Gig we decided to write our own songs and become a “real” band…
2) What lyrical theme do you guys use in your music? What message do you want to send?
To sum it up within 3 words: Women, Leather & Hell…Maybe add some more Sex and Violence…that’s Burstin’Out!
3) Do you remember your first show and what was it like?
Our first show was in Oct. 2012 in our home town. First time standing on stage in front of a 100 people crowd, which was fully charged that night…we we’re pretty drunk on stage but still one of our best shows…
4) What made you guys decide to form a band?
Actually we didn’t aim at a certain goal and such by that time. The only thing we wanted to do was to get drunk and play some raging and filthy speed metal…
5) How do you guys feel about the classifications in metal? like deathcore, metalcore and other subgenres and how some get a negative rep.
Fuck that crap. Our music stands in contrast to all those “subgenres”. We worship the old ways…
6) what plans do you guys have in the future? At the moment we’re working on our next Full-Length album release and maybe a 7” split with our friends of Bulldozing Bastard. So better beware! Cheers, Menace
ITS is a german brutal death band, interview answered HANNES. band links: BANDCAMP FACEBOOK
1.Can i get a backstory on the band/ band biography?
The whole Idea of a project like this started back when I still was a active member of chordotomy. I wanted to write something fast and more technical with a style that goes in a whole other direction than slam. First I called the project "Visceral Defacement" but after a while of not being able to come up with any great songs I rethought my approach and felt that I needed to go in a whole other direction. So I mixed up 3 of my most favourite things: Brutal Death Metal, Biology and Sci-fi. And the result was Infecting The Swarm. I then wrote the first two songs and recorded the promo.
2. why you decided to create the band?
I really wanted to write something more complicated that needs just more skill, technique and work than the slam stuff I wrote with chordotomy.
3. what lyrics do you use?
The Lyrics are based on a concept which is a mix out of sci-fi horror and (molecular) biology. They are mostly very detailed with a lot of actual possible outcomes if for example a virus would attack the system of a human body. I really try to get as much reality into the lyrics as possible. It makes them harder to understand but if you do you´ll have a lot of fun with the picture I try to create with them.
4. How do you feel about the classifications in metal? like deathcore, metalcore and other subgenres and how some get a negative rep.
I´m actually a fan of classifications, they give people who are really interested in music the possibility to find new bands that are similar to the bands they already know and like and it also presents the opportunity of actual building a community around certain styles of music. But hating an certain genres or classes of metal is just ridiculous. You won´t and you don´t have to like every single genre in metal (at least I dont) but I just dont listen to it then and thats it for me, I see no use is hating on a certain genre when I simply could use the time to support the genres I like, simple as that.
5. When not doing things with the band, what can you guys be seen doing?
Well most of the time goes into university/studying, working out, girlfriend and friends. All the usual stuff I suppose.
6. which bands sound did you influenced? I´d say the bands that really influenced me and my music were Eighty Thousand Dead , (The old) Disgorge, Cerebral Effusion, Antropofagus and Putridity and they still are my mature influences when writing new material.
7. any ideas for the future?
At the moment my goal is to get the Full length done and after that I see how it plays out. I´ve already began to work on the concept and lyrical themese for the next full length but thats still a long while ahead. So at the moment - just getting the album done and recorded.
HALESTORM singer Lzzy Hale and former JUDAS PRIEST/ICED EARTH frontman Tim "Ripper" Owens joined ADRENALINE MOB on stage last night (Sunday, June 16) at Carioca Club in São Paulo, Brazil to perform cover versions of "Come Undone" (DURAN DURAN) and "The Mob Rules" (BLACK SABBATH), respectively. Fan-filmed video footage of their appearances can be seen below.
Hale recorded "Come Undone" with ADRENALINE MOB for the band's 2012 debut album, "Omertá". She previously stated about the collaboration: "After touring together [in 2010], I was approached by legendary drummer and equally as legendary great guy... Mike Portnoy. He was kind enough to ask me if I'd like to join them to remake the DURAN DURAN hit 'Come Undone'. Of course, I said yes, and ran to Mike Plotnikoff's home studio to do it!
"Now, coming from someone who has lived and played with her own zany drummer all her life, I must say, it was next to orgasmic to sing against Mr. Portnoy's stylings. Truly an honor!
"Thank you so much to all the guys in ADRENALINE MOB for including me on their record 'Omertà'. Go get it!"
Asked how he got Lzzy to sing on "Come Undone", Portnoy told Audio Ink Radio: "She's somebody I'm friends with from touring together on Uproar [festival] a few years back. Lzzy and I became good friends, and when the idea for a female vocalist came up for 'Come Undone', I knew she would absolutely kill it! So, I her gave call, and without even hearing it, she was on board because she wanted to do something with me. Once she heard the tune, she was like, 'This is awesome. This is going to be great!'"
He added: "Her voice just fits perfectly. The minute I heard tracks, the hair on the back on my neck stood up. It just gave me chills."
In an interview with Guitar International, ADRENALINE MOB guitarist Mike Orlando stated about Hale: "Lzzy is a female Russell [Allen, SYMPHONY X and ADRENALINE MOB singer]; she is unbelievable. They have the same attack. There's nothing she can't do. Everything she does, she does with this fire."
HALESTORM and ADRENALINE MOB are currently taking part in a short tour of South America and Mexico. In addition to Mexico City, the bands will share the stage in Santiago, Buenos Aires and São Paulo.
band: dark night
album: night of halloween
genre: heavy/black metal
country: brazil
label: EXTREME RECORDS
tracklist:
1. Night of Halloween 04:32
2. The Tale of the Family Ghost 04:20
3. Midnight Vampire 04:27
4. A Dead Love 04:49
5. Sarah Alone 05:00
6. The Secret Society of Shadows04:24
7. Halloween Spell 01:32
8. Lose in the Shadows 03:59
9. Abaddoned in the Graveyard04:48
10. Conspiracy 04:16
11. The Illuminati 04:32
12. Black Funeral 02:00
13. Cemetery Night 04:02
"Amen & Attack", a brand new song from multinational metallers POWERWOLF, can be streamed using the SoundCloud widget below. The track comes off the band's fifth album, "Preachers Of The Night". which will be released on July 19 via Napalm Records.
POWERWOLF recently filmed a video for "Amen & Attack". The band states: "Expect a blast of furious scenes with a lot of fire, a burning organ and a sinister screenplay."
"Amen & Attack" will be released on seven-inch vinyl on June 28. It will be made available on gold and copper vinyl.
"Preachers Of The Night" track listing:
01. Amen & Attack
02. Secrets Of The Sacristy
03. Coleus Sanctus
04. Sacred & Wild
05. Kreuzfeuer
06. Cardinal Sin
07. In The Name Of God (Deus Vult)
08. Nochnoi Dozor
09. Lust For Blood
10. Extatum Et Oratum
11. Last Of The Living Dead
POWERWOLF's first live album, "Alive In The Night", was recorded exclusively for Metal Hammer, Germany's leading metal magazine. The CD was only available with the April 2012 issue of Metal Hammer.
POWERWOLF's fourth album, "Blood Of The Saints", was released in August 2011 via Metal Blade Records. The CD was made available as a regular CD, a limited-edition digibook 2-CD and on vinyl. The cover art was created by POWERWOLF guitarist Matthew Greywolf.
the album of the week became a classic death/doom metal album by finish band PURTENANCE, it was released in 1992.very good album,
i will give the album 8 points from 10
