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The physical format isn’t quite dead yet, and Relapse Records can tell you that. At the Decibel Metal and Beer Festival in Philadelphia this year, the Relapse guys handed D.U. Continue reading Relapse Records label round-up
Genocide Pact played a record release show in Washington DC, and with that, Order Of Torment is out on Relapse: CD and vinyl as well as digital. The death metal Continue reading Genocide Pact returns with “Order Of Torment”: out now
The boys from Washington D.C., the old-school death metal band Genocide Pact, have their second album coming out February 2, 2018 on Relapse. Mark your calendars. A track from the Continue reading Genocide Pact: new album “Order of Torment” coming up
Myrkur’s credits on her new album Mareridt are: vocals, piano, nyckelharpa, violin, guitar, percussion, synth, organ. She also composed the record. It mixes a bunch of different elements: choral vocals, Continue reading Myrkur returns and tours with “Mareridt”
We’re happy to report that Unearthly Trance, the doom trio from New York City, is putting out a new album, Stalking the Ghost. In January, CVLT Nation premiered the track Continue reading Unearthly Trance: new album “Stalking the Ghost”
The new Weekend Nachos album is called Apology and is coming out on May 20 on Relapse. The band is going to tour for the record and then for some Continue reading Weekend Nachos offer “Apology”
Tau Cross, that supergroup of Voivod, Amebix, Misery, and War/Plague members, is on tour right fucking now. There’s two shows left: April 8, Richmond VA @ Strange Matter April 9, Continue reading Tau Cross on tour: video
The boys from Germany have a new album coming out at the end of the week on Relapse (CD, LP, digital), and GuitarWord is streaming it. Akroasis shreds with out-of-this-world Continue reading Obscura is keeping busy
Continuing our little annual tradition of collecting links to metal compilations available for free download, feast your mice on the below. Relapse Sampler 2014 from Relapse Records is up for “name Continue reading More metal compilations for free download
The new album is surprising because of its mix of grindcore, which is what fans were expecting, and a sort of traditional, uptempo death metal influence in the riffs. The Continue reading Cretin “Stranger” review