From South Dakota comes the debut release from underground, hardcore metal band Earth Groans. Their new 5-song EP titled "Renovate" is an all-out attack on your senses. They come blasting out of the gate with the growls of "The Estate" and continue with the grinding guitars and swift drumming of "Driving Out." They mix in different tempos for "Propaganda," before closing their new album with the high-powered, high-energy attack of "Eclipse." To find out more about Earth Groans and their latest release "Renovate," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/earthgroansband.
One
of the newest underground duos to appear on the Swedish Columbia label
is Reagan Bombs. There new self-titled release is hard to place in one
musical category as they prefer using samples as compared to a live
band. Their new album begins with the dance floor beats and deep bass
groove of "Wind Me Up," before incorporating interview snippets into the
funk-based rhythm of "Chuckin." They
tell a story with the spoken words of "Marion County" as the modern
beats continues to swirl around your speakers. Reagan Bombs keep the rhythm steady in "Lover" as they continue to layer new sounds into the
mix. Their new 12-song release closes with the drum-infused rhythm of
"Card," the international flavor of "Gogo Musik" and the steady, modern
jazz feel of "Deuce." To find out more about Reagan Bombs and their
latest self-titled release, please visit reaganbombs.bandcamp.com.
From Nashiville, TN comes the latest release titled "Sounds Of Loss"
from heavy metal band Orthodox. The new 12-song release begins with the
speech and screeching guitars of "The Anticipation." Then, they deliver a
sonic assault on your ears with the thunderous eruption of "Panic,"
before the hardcore metal delivery of "Second Best." They combine the
screams and growling vocals of "In The Dark" and raise the energy of the
album with the power of "Dementia." The album closes with the deep,
dark classic metal groove of "Resent Me" and the squealing guitars of
"The Taking." To find out more about Orthodox and their latest release
"Sounds Of Loss," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/orthodoxtn.
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