Ominous Resurrection
Metal tours announced: Rivers of Nihil, Cannibal Corpse, Neurosis, Life Of Agony, more
Plus: Maryland Deathfest 2020 additions, Migration Fest 2020, Negative Plane, In Cold Blood, Om, and more heavy tour announcements.
Dispirit playing first-ever east coast shows w/ Vorde, Anicon, Theologian, Occultation & more
West Coast black metal greats Dispirit, featuring John Gossard of Weakling, have been around since 2000 but never played the East Coast in all of their time as a band…
Deiphago playing shows this weekend, including NYC and Satan's Unholy Abomination Fest II (dates, fest line-up)
Deiphago at Maryland Deathfest in May (more by Fred Pessaro)
Filipino three-man black/death horde Deiphago are coming to terrorize the east coast for a few days this week, starting with a date in New Jersey before landing at Union Pool on Friday 12/13 with Obeisance and Inverted Trifixion…
Vomitor and Negative Plane played Public Assembly with Salo and Ominous Resurrection (pics)
Australian black-thrash crew Vomitor concluded a string of East Coast/Midwest dates in NYC last night at Public Assembly (12/10), joined by tourmates Negative Plane with Salo and Ominous Resurrection…
Evillive (new Eyehategod song, Occultation, Primate + more)
Occultation at Saint Vitus, July 2012 (more by Caroline Harrison)
Quite a few excellent choices tonight (11/30), but one show that I havent seen discussed much is Occultation‘s record release party…
Major Harris (Delfonics), R.I.P.
Major Harris, a former member of the “Philadelphia sound” group the Delfonics who had his own 1975 hit “Love Won’t Let Me Wait,” died Friday from congestive heart and lung failure…
Negative Plane (update: cancelled) vs. Ash Borer Saturday
Negative Plane at Union Pool (more by BBG)
If you are a fan of the blackened arts and aren’t checking out Ash Borer, Ruin Lust, ITHI, and Anchorites at Acheron on Saturday (7/16), most likely you’ll be checking out an impressive bill of Negative Plane, Occultation, and Ominous Resurrection at Lone Wolf (1089 Broadway in Brooklyn)…
"Record sales no guarantee fans will fill a stadium"
“Once upon a time, you could predict how a band would do in ticket sales by how many records they sold, or how much radio play they got. No more…
