Connecticut's own hardcore metal band Hatebreed return with a new album
titled "The Concrete Confessional." It was released on May 13th through
the Nuclear Blast Entertainment label and continues the band's rise to
heavy metal stardom. Hatebreed keep the songs short, concise and chock
full of energy as the new thirteen-song release clocks in just over 30
minutes. Beginning with "A.D.," lead singer Jamey Jasta wastes no time,
shouting out the lyrics and leading you down the rabbit hole of hardcore
metal. The chanting chorus of "Looking Down The Barrel Of Today" is
guaranteed to stir up the mosh pits in a live setting. Guitars come out
blazing during "In The Walls" and they add some punk-like fury to the
two-minute blast of "Us Against Us." Hatebreed lock into the metal
groove of "Something's Off," before raising the bar with the
neck-breaking speed of "Remember When." The album finishes up with the
war call of "The Apex Within" and the deep chugging rhythm of "Serve
Your Masters." Hatebreed are currently on tour through July. For a
complete list of dates and to find out more about their new album "The
Concrete Confessional," please visit hatebreed.com.
American hardcore rockers Pierce The Veil return with their fourth
studio album titled "Misadventures." This album has been two years in
the making and was finally released on May 13 through Fearless Records.
It features eleven-tracks, beginning with the intense nu-metal appeal of
"Dive In" and the punk-like fury of "Texas Is Forever." The album's
lead single "The Divine Zero" has all of the right elements to create a
modern alternative metal masterpiece. Their youthfulness is displayed in
the attack of "Phantom Power And Ludicrous Speed" and uptempo, hard
rock/pop appeal of "Circles." The new album finishes with addictive
nu-metal sound of "Sambuka" and the bright, up-lifting sound of "Song
For Isabelle." To find out more about Pierce The Veil and their latest
release "Misadventures," please visit piercetheveil.net.
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