Arriving June 23rd is the sophomore release from hardcore metal band Conveyer.
The new album titled "No Future" will be available through Victory
Records. It features 11 bone-crushing anthems, beginning with the power
attack of "Dust." The screams come reigning down during the swiftness of
"The Whetstone" and the power of the music of "New Low" will hit you
like a ton of bricks. The energy of "Levity," plus the aggressiveness of
"No Future" and "Drift" will have you stand up and take notice of this
new rising hardcore metal band. To find out more about Conveyer and
their latest release "No Future," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/CONVEYER.
Earlier
this month, Roadrunner Archive label in association with Metalville
have released new digitally remastered albums from the band's Carnivore
and Crimson Glory. The band Carnivore was the introduction of
singer/bassist Pete Steele (Type O Negative) into the metal world. Their
original 8-track debut album gets expanded with 3 bonus tracks. In the
early 80's, Carnivore were an underground thrash metal band from
Brooklyn, NY that never found the popularity of other thrash metal bands
like Metallica and fellow New Yorkers, Anthrax. The three bonus tracks
contained on this new reissue include "U.S.A. For U.S.A.," "S.M.D." and
"Sex And Violence." These songs would appear on the band's second album,
but have been added since their history dates back to the studio
sessions for Carnivore's debut album.
The
sophomore album from Crimson Glory titled "Transcendence" is also get
reissued. This was the band's most anticipated album, since their debut
album sold so well among the rising hair metal fans of the mid-eighties.
This second album from Crimson Glory finds the band adding a more
progressive rock feel to their music. Their sound drew similarities to
Queensryche, but never achieved the same fame and the band broke up
shortly after their third album. Songs like "Lady Of Winter" and
"Painted Skies" showcased some of the band's hard rock sound, while
"Burning Bridges" and "In Dark Places" showcases the band's stellar
songwriting and musicianship as they tested the limits of their fans
with these new progressive metal numbers. Both albums were released on
June 2nd.
Swedish metal band Twilight Force arrived on May 5th with their new
album "Heroes Of Mighty Magic." Their orchestral heavy metal sound feels
so epic in the album's opening track "Battle Of Arcane Might" that you
feel part of the song's grand story. Strap yourself in for a ride of
adventure with the swiftness of "Powerwind" and the "Flight Of The
Sapphire Dragon" as this magical journey of heavy metal and mythical
tales take you away from the norm. Their musicianship excels during the
10-minute prog-metal feel of "There And Back Again" and "Heroes Of Might
Magic" as this music could be the soundtrack to the next season of
"Game Of Thrones." To find out more about Twilight Force and their
latest release "Heroes Of Might Magic," please visit their Facebook page
at facebook.com/twilightforce.
Finally from Boston, comes the latest release titled "Ouroboros" from death
metal band Soul Remnants. It is the band's third album since their 2009
debut and the album revolves around a futuristic, dystopian war among
mankind. The new 9-song release comes blasting out of the gate with the intense
attack of "Mechanical Synapse Modulations." They continue to deliver an
onslaught of aggression with "Regurgitation And Consumed" and "Mental
Tourniquet" with their growling vocals and buzzing guitars. Soul
Remnants finishes with the progressive death metal energy of "Dissolving
Into Obscurity" and the grinding rhythm of "False Kingdom Of Prophecy."
To find out more about Soul Remnants and their latest release
"Ouroboros," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/SoulRemnants.
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