It truly is been another wonderful 7 days for heavy audio, with the debut EP from Electrical power Journey offshoot Fugitive, the debut album from Darkish Tranquillity/In Flames supergroup The Halo Influence, and the new Boris Major Rocks album, all three of which you can go through about in Noteworthy Releases. Also test out IO’s overview of the new Locrian. On prime of that, we received new singles from Razor, Mortality Level, Hitbox, Russian Circles, Acephalix, Intensive Treatment, Sigh, Boundaries, 156/Silence, and a lot more. Head down below for all the metal, hardcore, and significant-adjacent tracks we posted this week…
RAZOR – “FLAMES OF HATRED”
Canadian thrash/velocity metal legends Razor have declared their to start with new album in 25 a long time, and you can read through far more about guide single “Flames of Hatred” here.
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MORTALITY Fee – “ROSEMARY” & “SALT Drinking water”
Canadian hardcore band Mortality Rate have returned with two new tunes and you can go through about them here.
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HITBOX – “GET FUCKED” & “Don’t FUCKING Contact ME”
Tulsa, Oklahoma’s Hitbox, who The Callous Daboys’ Carson Tempo hyped in our the latest interview with him, expressing, “Hitbox is like this ignorant as fuck chiptune beatdown band with like breakbeats, so unwell,” have just dropped two new music. Carson’s description is location on for these two new ragers, which I’d also include are a small like lo-fi Slipknot.
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RUSSIAN CIRCLES – “GNOSIS”
Russian Circles have shared the title monitor off their impending album Gnosis, and this one’s a gradual gradual-burner that starts off out tranquil and somber just before reaching a sludgy climax. It also arrives with the band’s initially-at any time music video.
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ACEPHALIX – “GODHEADS”
Acephalix have shared another rager off their upcoming LP Theothanatology, and this a single finds them incorporating some tornadic black metal into their typical brew of death steel crust punk.
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Intensive Care – “Powering Every Closed Doorway”
Toronto duo Intensive Treatment are following a string of EPs and splits (with Whole of Hell, Unearthly Trance, and Incinerated) with their first total-size, That We Be Created Deserving, on September 23 through Closed Casket Activities. 1st one “At the rear of Just about every Shut Door” is caustic, noisy, sludgy industrial metal. It kinda scratches a very similar itch as early Godflesh, and it rips.
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SIGH – “SATSUI”
Japanese avant-steel vets Sigh have shared a new observe off their future album Shiki (because of 8/26 by using Peaceville), and it truly is a entirely nuts sounding sound that finds Sigh’s Mirai Kawashima supplying up views on the demise penalty.
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BOUNDARIES – “HEAVEN’S Damaged Heart”
Connecticut metalcore band Boundaries have announced a new album, Burying Brightness, owing October 14 via 3DOT Recordings. The album was made by Randy Leboeuf, and they have now acquired a few associates sharing vocal obligations, and they’re bringing in more clean up vocals with out toning down the aggression. Lead solitary “Heaven’s Damaged Coronary heart” is a wonderful example of that.
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156/SILENCE – “SAY THE PHRASE”
Pittsburgh metalcore band 156/Silence have shared one more rager off their upcoming LP Narrative, and it finds their harmony of melody, aggression, and emotion sounding as impactful as at any time.
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CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX – “BONEFIRE”
Significant rock band Crippled Black Phoenix have shared a new track off their upcoming LP Banefyre, and it is a soaring, sludgy, melodic tune that singer/percussionist Belinda Kordic states is “targeted at the politicians, who’re some of the wealthiest folks all around, and also the most un-empathetic sons of bitches to the poorest and most vulnerable in our culture. These folks in federal government have the electricity to improve issues all over, make a distinction, but they decide on not to.”
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SPIRITWORLD – “MOONLIT TORTURE” (ft. INTEGRITY’S DWID HELLION)
Stu Folsom’s metallic hardcore band SpiritWorld have adopted their debut LP Pagan Rhythms with a new one, “Moonlit Torture,” and it truly is truly pulverizing things that appears like Slayer at their punkest, and it characteristics Integrity vocalist Dwid Hellion.
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Control – “WHY Can’t WE?”
New York hardcore band Control have announced their self-titled sophomore album, thanks in September by means of Flatspot Documents, and you can read more about lead one “Why Are not able to We?” right here.
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FALLFIFTYFEET – “Meet up with ME OVERBOARD”
West Virginia chaotic metalcore/write-up-hardcore band fallfiftyfeet will adhere to their wonderful 2021 debut LP Twisted Environment Standpoint with a new EP, Lonely If You Go, and you can read far more about direct solitary “Satisfy Me Overboard” right here.
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VIRGIN Mom – WOE EP
Virgin Mother carry on their rollout of three EPs and one LP with Woe, which provides up a few sludgy, noisy ragers in advance of ending with the practically-eight-minute sluggish-burner “Benevolent Gray.”
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