breaking up

“The two of us are family at this point, and will undoubtedly turn up on each other’s work in the future, but the time has come to take the next step towards where are passion is pulling us.”

Following Britty Drake’s departure, the band played some shows without her and now called it quits. They say, “We’ll be taking an indefinite hiatus from this project. Thank you for all the support. See you on the other side.”

Graveyard had been doing their rootsy hard rock thing since 2006. We’re sad to see them go.

“As some of you may know, we now live in two different countries, and these days have enough children to at least field a five-a-side football team. Many years ago we took the decision that our friendship was more important to us than our ”career ”as a band. This meant that we didn’t tour relentlessly and didn’t let the music business get in the way of what brought us together in the first place: the joy of music and the thrill of playing with people you were lucky enough to call your friends.”

The UK indie rockers have called it quits after 14 years.

Sad news in the metal world today: Portland’s black/folk/etc metal greats Agalloch have called it quits.

Last year, Trevor Powers’ Youth Lagoon project released its very good third album Savage Hills Ballroom, and now he revealed that he’s ending the proj…