A Perfect Circle was never the same following the re-election of George W. Bush. Although the band had remained largely…
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Bleed From Within – Era
If the impending Bleeding Through comeback record represents the logical conclusion of the metalcore revival, then Era perhaps represents its…
Hey! Listen to Palm Reader!
Disappointed by the new Underoath album? Me too. Never fear! If it’s forward-thinking, emotionally-charged, math-and-post-tinged hardcore you’re looking for, then…
Hey! Listen to The Fever 333!
When letlive. suddenly called it a day, midway through 2017, the heavy music world lost one of its best and…
Underoath – Erase Me
Comeback albums can be a dubious affair. Their momentous release can often lead to unfair expectations being leveled against them,…
EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Persefone Keep The Proggy Goodness Coming With Brand New Single “In Lak’Ech”
Andorran prog lords Persefone’s latest album, Aathma, was one of my favourite albums of 2017. With that record, the band struck a perfect balance between the complex compositions of Dream Theater and the more ethereal odysseys of later day Cynic, to deliver what I honestly believe to be one of the greatest examples of contemporary progressive metal. While I’m sure the album will continue to reward for years to come, it was a long wait between their breakthrough record Spiritual Migration (2013) and this magnum opus. Thankfully, the band’s fans needn’t wait to hear more from the band this time around, as we are proud to present the lyric video for their brand new single “In Lak’Ech”—a noticeably darker track, featuring Tim Charles from Ne Obliviscaris.
Half-Life – Parkway Drive
Parkway Drive have come a long way since the days of all-ages, community center shows at which I became acquainted…
Hey! Listen to Extinction A.D.!
Changing style can often be a difficult transition to make. Bands can sometimes get away with it if they get…
In Vain – Currents
The five years that have passed since the release of Ænigma (2013) likely mean that the window of opportunity for…
Hey! Listen to Blame!
Ukraine’s Blame might only be in their infancy, but that hasn’t stopped them from releasing one of the most impressive…