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Wednesday, August 10, 2011

COUGH: Announce September Tour Dates

COUGH: Announce September Tour Dates



Richmond, VA’s COUGH has announced a three-week tour covering the southern U.S.. These dates will kick-off on September 1st in Durham, NC and also include a performance as part of the Boomslang Fest with SWANS, PELICAN, HORSEBACK, and more in Lexington, KY. A listing of tour dates and cities can be found below with more information on Boomslang available here.



Additionally, COUGH has a couple of east coast shows lined up for this weekend in Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Frederick, MD. Saturday night’s show in Brooklyn follows the NYC screening of “Slow Southern Steel”, a documentary about southern metal produced by CT from RWAKE and Sunday’s performance in Frederick is part of the 11th annual Stoner Hands of Doom festival.



COUGH are touring in support of their recently released Relapse debut Ritual Abuse. Ritual Abuse saw its international release last October on CD, LP, and digitally. The album is currently streaming in its entirety at this location.



COUGH are available for interviews / tour previews upon request. To speak with the band, simply contact Betsey Cichoracki at Relapse Records via any of the means listed at the bottom of this message. Updated COUGH news and tour information will be made available at the Relapse Records website: RELAPSE.com, the COUGH MySpace page: MySpace.com/Cough666 and Facebook: Facebook.com/Cough666.



COUGH Tour Dates:



August 12 Philadelphia, PA The Station

August 13 Brooklyn, NY Knitting Factory

August 14 Frederick, MD Krug’s Place (as part of Stoner Hands of Doom)

Sept. 1 Durham, NC The Casbah

Sept. 4 St. Augustine, FL Stay True Tattoo

Sept. 5 Orlando, FL Will’s Pub

Sept. 6 Tampa, FL Transitions Art Gallery

Sept. 7 Tallahassee, FL The Farside Collective

Sept. 8 New Orleans, LA Siberia

Sept. 9 Baton Rouge, LA Here Today, Gone Tomorrow

Sept. 10 Houston, TX The Mink

Sept. 11 San Antonio, TX The Ten Eleven

Sept. 12 Austin, TX Red 7

Sept. 14 Dallas, TX Bryan Street Tavern

Sept. 15 Little Rock, AR Downtown Music

Sept. 17 Nashville, TN Foobar Too

Sept. 18 Chattanooga, TN JJ Bohemia’s

Sept. 19 Atlanta, GA 529 Club

Sept. 20 Columbia, SC New Brookland Tavern

Sept. 21 Charlotte, NC Tremont Music Hall

Sept. 22 Asheville, NC The Get Down

Sept. 23 Lexington, KY The Green Lantern (as part of Boomslang Festival)

Sept. 24 Blacksburg, VA Jaxx



“Ritual Abuse is psychologically ominous; a misanthropic brand of broody devil doom that’s at once dark and spacious… by the time the whole thing’s over, the room seems to smell like burning tube amp, there’s a wicked kink in my neck and my teeth feel loose.” – Decibel



“Thank Electric Wizard, Black Sabbath, and a LOT of weed for making this band possible.” – Terrorizer



“five lumbering tracks of fuzzed out, sludged out doom” – Stonerrock.com


Tuesday, August 9, 2011

OBSCURA: Announce Dates In South East Asia

OBSCURA: Announce Dates In South East Asia



OBSCURA will head to South East Asia and Dubai for the first time-ever this September. This run of dates kicks-off on September 23rd and is in support of the band’s latest album Omnivium.



OBSCURA’s Steffen Kummerer commented on the upcoming tour; “We are honored to get the chance to play in South East Asia with Obscura for the first time ever. After our European run with Hate Eternal and the North American tour alongside Children of Bodom the 'Omnivium World Tour' finally extends to Asia. The band is stoked to meet our fans in the United Arab Emirates, Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia in September and October this year!"



OBSCURA are also confirmed to perform at the German metal festivals Summer Breeze and Way of Darkness. A listing of tour dates and cities can be found below.



OBSCURA released Omnivium in late March, charting in both the U.S. and Germany for first week sales. OBSCURA debuted at #11 on the Billboard Top New Artists or “Heatseekers” chart in the U.S. and at #14 on the official German Newcomers Chart as determined by Media Control. OBSCURA is currently streaming Omnivium in its entirety online now at this location.



OBSCURA has posted “Concerto”, which was included as the Japanese bonus track and on the iTunes digital deluxe edition of Omnivium, online now via the band’s Facebook page. “Concerto” is a cover track from Marty Friedman and Jason Becker’s CACOPHONY Speed Metal Symphony album.



OBSCURA is available for interviews upon request. To speak with the band, simply contact Betsey Cichoracki at Relapse Records via any of the means listed at the bottom of this message. Updated OBSCURA news / tour information will be made available at the Relapse Records website: RELAPSE.com, the official OBSCURA MySpace page: MySpace.com/RealmofObscura, and Facebook fan page.



OBSCURA Tour Dates:



Aug. 20 Abtsgmund, Germany Summer Breeze Festival

Sept. 23 Dubai, United Arab Emirates TBA

Sept. 25 Bangkok, Thailand The Rock Pub

Sept. 27 Singapore, Singapore Scape Warehouse

Sept. 30 Surabaya, Indonesia TBA

Oct. 1 Medan, Indonesia TBA

Oct. 2 Makassar, Indonesia Liquid Café Grand Clarion

Oct. 7 Lichtenfels, Germany Way of Darkness Festival



“it’s like having a front-row seat on the shores of the River Styx as Satan takes the stage.” – Drum!



“Obscura have absolutely nailed it…their mastery of tempos and moods marks them out as among extremity’s smartest.” – Terrorizer



“In a world of stale, copy and paste, auto tune bullshit clouding the airwaves, there is one band defining the future of metal music. That band is Obscura.” – Skulls N Bones



"an unstoppable force in the world of tech death.” – The New Review



“Were Star Treck’s Lieutenant Data to hose an evening of death metal, the latest opus from this German tech/death quartet would certainly feature on heavy rotation.” – Metal Hammer



“Omnivium is streamlined, focused, and artfully crafted.” – Revolver

REVOCATION: Chaos of Forms Streaming In Its Entirety at GuitarWorld.com

REVOCATION: Chaos of Forms Streaming In Its Entirety at GuitarWorld.com



REVOCATION are streaming their highly-anticipated new album Chaos of Forms in its entirety online now at GuitarWorld.com. Chaos of Forms will see its North American release next Tuesday, August 16th (September 5th internationally) and is available for pre-order at this location and at iTunes.



REVOCATION has posted footage filmed during the Chaos of Forms recording sessions online now at this location. The band recorded Chaos of Forms earlier this year with engineer Pete Rutcho at Damage Studios.



REVOCATION has a handful of Northeast shows lined up for August in support of Chaos of Forms release. The band will be heading out a full U.S. tour this fall with further details to be announced soon.



REVOCATION are available for interviews upon request. To speak with the band, simply contact Betsey Cichoracki at Relapse Records via any of the means listed at the bottom of this message. Stay tuned to www.RELAPSE.com for forthcoming REVOCATION news / tour / release information. Additional information will be made available via the REVOCATION MySpace page: MySpace.com/Revocation and Facebook.



REVOCATION Tour Dates:



Aug. 14 Lowell, MA Holy Ghost Park (w/ THY WILL BE DONE)

Aug. 18 Allston, MA Great Scotts (w/ TOXIC HOLOCAUST, HOLY GRAIL, KRUM BUMS)

Aug. 20 New York, NY The Studio @ Webster Hall



“Revocation are the best band you've never heard! Absolutely godlike death/thrash." – Decibel



“The band's furious second album is an imposing slab that bridges the gap between Slayer-style thrash and Pantera's vicious bounce…simultaneously brawny and brainy. “ – Spin.com



“Bands like Revocation don’t come very often, and when they do it’s something to cherish. There’s shredding a-plenty, riffs galore, groovy Rex Brown-esque bass lines and extremely technical drumming, all wrapped up in songs that simply slay.” – Crustcake.com

EXHUMED: Announce European ‘All Guts, No Glory’ Tour Dates

EXHUMED: Announce European ‘All Guts, No Glory’ Tour Dates

EXHUMED has announced the European leg of their on-going All Guts, No Glory touring for this October. EXHUMED will be joined once again by label-mates CEPHALIC CARNAGE for this tour that kicks-off on October 8 with a performance as part of the Way of Darkness Festival in Lichtenfels, Germany. A listing of confirmed tour dates and cities can be found below. This tour immediately precedes the just announced full North American tour EXHUMED has lined up for this fall with GOATWHORE and CEPHALIC CARNAGE.

EXHUMED are currently rounding out a western U.S. headlining tour in support of All Guts, No Glory with MACABRE, CEPHALIC CARNAGE, and WITHERED. Following, EXHUMED will head to Europe for a handful of open-air festivals. A complete listing of EXHUMEDtour dates can be found below.

EXHUMED saw the international release of All Guts, No Glory in July. The band’s first album in eight years is currently streaming in its entirety at this location. All Guts, No Glory is available on CD, deluxe digital, a limited edition 2-disc set that includes a second disc of exclusive bonus tracks, single LP vinyl, and limited edition buzzsaw shaped vinyl. The strictly limited deluxe sawblade-shaped vinyl includes 2 LPs on blood red vinyl in a gatefold jacket with insert.

EXHUMED are available for interviews upon request. To speak with the band, simply contact Betsey Cichoracki at Relapse Records via any of the means listed at the bottom of this message. Updated EXHUMED news and tour information will be made available at the Relapse Records website: www.RELAPSE.com, the new EXHUMED blog: Gorefuckingmetal.blogspot.com, Facebook page and MySpace page: www.MySpace.com/Exhumed.

EXHUMED Tour Dates:

***All dates from Aug 2 thru 7 w/ MACABRE, CEPHALIC CARNAGE, WITHERED***

Aug. 2 Seattle, WA Studio Seven
Aug. 3 Portland, OR Branx
Aug. 4 San Francisco, CA Slim’s
Aug. 5 Sparks, NV The Alley
Aug. 6 Las Vegas, NV The Cheyenne Saloon
Aug. 7 Hollywood, CA Key Club

Aug. 11 Jaromer, Czech Rep. Brutal Assault Festival
Aug. 12 Oulu, Finland Jalometalli Metal Music Festival
Aug.13 Schlotheim, Germany Party San Open Air
Aug. 14 Ieper, Belgium Ieperfest

***All dates from Oct. 8 thru 22 w/ CEPHALIC CARNAGE***

Oct. 8 Lichtenfels, Germany Stadthalle (as part of Way of Darkness festival)
Oct. 9 Osnabruck, Germany Bastard Club
Oct. 10 Berlin, Germany Comet
Oct. 11 Hamburg, Germany Hafenklang
Oct. 12 Copenhagen, Denmark The Rock
Oct. 13 Brussels, Belgium Magasin 4
Oct. 14 Tilburg, Netherlands 013
Oct. 15 Munchen, Germany Feierwerk
Oct. 16 Prague, Czech Rep. Exit Chmelnice
Oct. 17 Vienna, Austria Arena
Oct. 18 Ljubljana, Slovenia Gala Hala
Oct. 19 Rome, Italy Club
Oct. 20 Romagnano, Italy Rock and Roll Arena
Oct. 22 Bochum, Germany Zwischenfall

***All dates from Oct. 26 thru Nov. 20 w/ GOATWHORE, CEPHALIC CARNAGE unless otherwise noted***

Oct. 26 Gallup, NM The Juggernaut (no Goatwhore)
Oct. 27 Amarillo, TX Sorority House (no Goatwhore)
Oct. 28 Oklahoma City, OK The Conservatory
Oct. 29 St. Louis, MO FuBar
Oct. 30 Chicago, IL Reggies Rock Club
Oct. 31 Detroit, MI I-Rock Nightclub
Nov. 1 Columbus, OH Alrosa Villa
Nov. 2 Rochester, NY Montage Music Hall
Nov. 3 Toronto, ON Wreck Room
Nov. 4 Montreal, QC Les Foufounes Electriques
Nov. 5 Trois-Rivieres, QC Rock Café Le Stage
Nov. 6 Quebec City, QC L’Agitee
Nov. 8 Worcester, MA Palladium
Nov. 9 Brooklyn, NY Europa
Nov. 10 Trenton, NJ Championship
Nov. 11 Wilmington, DE Mojo 13
Nov. 12 Baltimore, MD Sonar
Nov. 13 Charlotte, NC The Casbah at Tremont Music Hall
Nov. 14 Atlanta, GA Masquerade
Nov. 15 Tampa, FL Brass Mug
Nov. 17 New Orleans, LA Siberia
Nov. 18 San Antonio, TX Korova (as part of Goregrowler’s Ball w/ SUFFOCATION)
Nov. 20 Flagstaff, AZ Orpheum Theatre (no Goatwhore)

“One of the few death metal bands actually writing classics, rather than simply regurgitating them.” – Decibel

"11 blistering death/thrash flesh-flayers…[the] tunefulness and melody only enhances ‘…Glory’s beautifully disgusting appeal."– TERRORIZER

“If you can listen to “As Hammer To Anvil” or “Death Knell” without feeling a surge of adrenaline, you’re as dead as the contents of Jeffrey Dahmer’s freezer.” – Metal Hammer

"an exemplary exercise in merciless brutality" - KERRANG!

In Flames and Mayhem Fest ANNOUNCEMENT


It is with huge regret that today with immediate effect In Flames must cancel their current US shows as part of the Rockstar Mayhem Festival  and their own US Headline shows. But due to a serious terminal illness of one the band’s immediate family members they feel they have no option.

We have had the most amazing and fun times as part of the Rockstar Mayhem Festival and we are truly grateful for all the support the whole festival has shown

We will be back at the start of 2012.

Once again our apologies

In Flames


See below for all remaining tour dates featuring Disturbed, Godsmack, Megadeth, Machine Head, Trivium, Suicide Silence, Unearth, All Shall Perish, Kingdom Of Sorrow, Straight Line Stitch, and Red Fang

ROCKSTAR ENERGY DRINK MAYHEM FESTIVAL TOUR DATES:
8/5 - First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre - Tinley Park, IL (Chicago IL)
8/6 - DTE Energy Music Theatre - Clarkston, MI (Detroit, MI)
8/7 - Verizon Wireless Music Center - Noblesville, IN (Indianapolis, IN)
8/9 - Zoo Amphitheatre - Oklahoma City, OK
8/14 - Cruzan Amphitheatre - West Palm Beach, FL

The WINNERS of the Diamond Plate FREE CD GIVEAWAY CONTEST!

Hey people! its Sebastian again to help out David while he is off doing business in the land of the slowly decaying slaves!

Dave Hughes of New York!
you win brocifer!

Tyler Smith of Michigan!
you also win!

Robert Salinas of Illinois!
You also win salsa man!
(your last name reminds me of salsa)

I suppose your CD's will all be shipped out asap!

Until next time kids!
-Sebastian Wheeler of Wideyedaze



Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Metal in Ruins Interview With Sebastian of Wideyedaze



If anyone knows this site well, they outta' know damn well who Wideyedaze is. (if not either click the Bands to Know section or read a few of the previous posts) If you like them, your in luck. today we interviewed Sebastian Wheeler of Wideyedaze. We talked about an upcoming release, influences, rigs, how Wideyedaze came to be, and more. so move your eyes lower, towards the interview around... now!


Metal in Ruins: alright. lets do this.








Sebastian Wheeler: lets roll








MIR:so explain a little bit about the demo, what songs should we be expecting?






SW: well fans can expect one of our oldest songs on it called "Through the victims of Charles Manson" as well as a new spin on our sound we've been piddling with these past few months especially with our newest song that we will debut on the demo as well as Made To Suffer.
I'm especially excited to see what fans and newcomers alike think of the newest song we're debuting, just wish we could think of a damn name for it.












MIR: how do you feel about the slowely rising musical success of Wideyedaze?








SW: in all honesty I'm stoked, I really couldn't be more proud of how far we have come as people and as a band.The slow but sure success just shows me how far we have come talent wise and that Death metal is back on the rise again.






MIR: you guys have played with many great bands out there, would you care to talk about some of the experiences you've had with the bands at shows? What by far has been your favorite?










SW: Well experience wise we've had our fair share of weird and awesome times that are bound to get even weirder and even better!Overall the best experience we've had live as a band was November 5th at the warehouse in chattanooga tennessee where we played with Unspoken Triumph(those guys headlined for their first time and tore it up!) My friend the captain(I wasn't to thrilled about them) I believe Axiom(some indie/core/scene christian band they throw a good show though) and someone else I forget but we packed that place out with 140+ people which was sick.This was like our 3rd or 4th show so we were pretty tense and didn't expect this kind of turn out. So we're playing and everyones eatin that shit up and I remember in the middle of the song "Eyes" some kid runs and does a fuckin backflip in the midst of the audience/pit.We later found out we couldn't hold time to save our lives when we recorded our shitty ass demo lol but everyone loved it at that show and came up to us and shook our hands,it was incredible to feel like we were doing something right. The only other time I'd have to say is our last show which was the Axiom CD release where,too my knowledge which is suffering from a bad memory lol,we stole the show kinda along with Cartographer.








MIR: well awesome. Aside from the demo, do you guys have any upcoming plans in the works?








SW: Other than the demo I know we plan on getting a trailer and booking out of town shows along with trying to force feed this demo to as many record labels that think we deserve a chance.I mean I don't know about the rest of the guys or you but working at Taco Bell sucks and I don't plan on staying that much longer if things go as planned! we plan on doing a nice little memento piece of merch that shows how we do what we do to get where we want to get.....aka a DVD documentary! I don't plan on it being a HUGE hit but I plan on it being one later on down the road when we're hopefully as big as Cannibal Corpse. but we can only hope!








MIR: sounds exciting! How long do you plan on shooting this DVD Documentary?








SB: well, me and Nick(our drummer) sat down and talked about it and we decided that we film everything from us taking a piss,hanging out, to shows and I really want to get some footage of us on the road for the first time cause that in itself will be a HUGE stepping stone for us.So give or take anywhere between 4 months to a year and 6 months.This sucker will be jammed pack with us doing all sorts of stupid crazy shit and also have some pretty in depth interviews. so overall this DVD will be more or so a landmarker for us on down the road so we can look back and say "we've done a lot" and be proud of where we are then.....or not so proud depending if we have any line up changes.










MIR: sounds great! now lets talk about gear, what is your current guitar set-up right now?










SW: yes gear! I LOVE talking gear.Well at the moment I am running a 30 some odd year old Crate Excalibur GX-900H through a Crate Blue Voodoo with 1 1/2 inch birch wood loaded with Celestion Vintage 30's.I run a Boss NS-2 through the FX loop of the amp and through the input(front) to cancel out any unwanted noise and to keep things super tight.I then send that on down to my Digitech Harmony Man which runs on to my favourite pedal the Boss FZ-2 Hyper Fuzz for some super grind tone like Rotten Sound which then hits up my Boss PH-3 Phase shifter for some trippy sounds and the like.This is then followed up by my TC Electronic Flashback delay pedal which is DAMN good for a pedal I then send it through to my ModTone Stutterkill Killswitch and end it with y Line 6 G-50 Wireless. I do have one piece of equipment on the way which is a modified channel selector switch which changes channels and splits my pedalboard into 2 loops, one for each channel which will allow me to use my absolute FAVOURITE effect which is my bit crushers which will be alternated between my WMD GCCI and my Catalinbread heliotrope for my solo channel! These two pedals will definitely give way to a defined sound for Wideyedaze and for me








MIR: so over-all there is no doubt all together that is extremely expensive






SW: yeah Taco Bell comes in handy but overall it isn't too terribly expensive like some rigs I've seen,its just I whoop Tom Morello's ass in effects. Though don't confuse all the gear as something I hide behind live or in the studio or that I'm a tapdancing maniac from the 80's.








MIR: excellent. Do you know much about the set-up and gear of the other members as well?






SW: why yes I do! our bassist runs a Carvin RL600 600 watt bass amp along with a 1x15 carvin cab.Rusty's is pretty simple but he gets shit done and tastefully, he runs an Ibanez Toneblaster X 150watt into a B-52 4x12 with a Digitech RP255 for a noise gate and a gain/level boost in front of the amp.nick plays some franken GP's with one kick thats longer than the other but his other set is a killer 8 piece Ddrum with a rackmount brain for his bass drop.Our singer is getting himself a wireless Shure SM58 I believe but he usually works with this Shure AXS-1.








MIR: sounds great! so can you tell us a bit about the origin of how Wideyedaze got started?








SW: Well too my knowledge Wideyedaze was started from Nick and Rusty's friend Zane who wanted to start a band like the grateful dead but was too lazy too or something of the sort to do it.So in a way Nick took the band name after his and rusty's jam band Sabian X failed or stopped. The original line up began with Alex Dutto, Rusty Johnson, and Nick johnson.This later changed cause Alex never made it to practice and shit of the like.In which Alexus Murfin joined and I think Alex got bumped to rhythm guitar somehow but ended up just quitting. I'm not all too sure how Brandon Sutton came into the picture as the vocalist but he did, then Nick looked for another guitarist for rhythm and heard about me playing a seven string and hit me up via myspace at the time. I grabbed my gear and hauled ass to the shed.(which at the time all I had was a Peavey XXL 100 watt amp head and some shitty Crate 4x12 and an MXR 10 band EQ)
well after awhile our bass player at the time ,Alexus murfin, left due to she wanted to focus on schooling, which we were chill with. We found a temp of sorts in which he just did NOT work out cause he was tone deaf out the ass but we kept him around.Then we lost Brandon due to issues with him not showing up,contributing, and overall being irresponsible and the fact the only way things got done were if I bitched. Not gonna lie I could have gone about it better, but we changed for the better through all this. We then began to audition singers in which we went through this one guy who was ok but was super weird and I think a closet racist and then we got 2 dudes in one day.One of them was Donovan something and the other was Danial Elrod. Donovan was......odd, Danial just cut the cake and kicked ass....plus he drove so that got him a foot in the door. We then auditioned a few bass players after the temp bass player started his eternal man period in which I think he has to this day and left.So we auditioned this one guy named, damn I can't think of his name.... anyways, we spent 3 hours trying to teach the guy a triplet and he couldn't play it at all.So he got scrapped....OH his name was Darian, good guy but he could not play that triplet to save his life. We then tried out Lyn Williams, this guy wasn't super awesome but he was motivated and learned songs quick as flies on horse shit.So we got the guy and well hes now are bassist and is pretty damn good and impresses me still!
and thats how Wideyedaze has come to be so far!






MIR: Sounds interesting. What are just a few of Wideyedaze's main influences?








SW: Oh shit man thats a good bit. well, mine come from tech metal like Viraemia,Necrophagist, and Spawn Of Possession as well as Racer X.Gotta dig some paul Gilbert.
Nicks derive indefinitely from Dying Fetus,Suicide Silence, and Black Sabbath and some Slam Death. Rusty is the true oddball of the group on influences. this guy is old school, in which I respect highly. He pulls from Randy Rhodes,Jimi hendrix, Jim Morrison, and Yngwie Malmsteem and can show it too. Lyn pulls from shit like Helloween,Lamb Of God, and Maggot twat and hes showing it each and every practice too! his playing style is definitely something in its own. Danial pulls alot from everywhere, even the Bee Gees. Yeah I'm serious, the bee gees. but the guy mainly pulls from Dying Fetus,Pathology, and Dysentery. overall we pull from Cannibal Corpse and Slipknot as well as napalm death.








MIR: Speaking of the Bee Gees, Apparently Wideyedaze is doing a bee gees cover?








SW: we're thinking about it.It started as a joke and then well our bassist and vocalist are like FUCK YES.Seriously its so easy we're dumb not to do it lol plus it'd be nice to hear a GOOD cover of it that has a serious overtone to it. Like my bud Pete Manzella in Maggot Twat says "Taking not being serious, Way too serious"








MIR: haha, well that would be extremely interesting. Well thanks for taking the time to do this with me. do you have anything to add to this?




SW: No problem man! I actually really appreciate this!And if theres anything I could add to this is "if you pick Metal or death metal and plan to get rich and famous you're wrong" think theres hot chicks backstage? nope its some fat dude with your band name written in sharpie on his shirt along with #1 fan.
but its all worth it!


-David

Monday, August 1, 2011

BLACK TUSK,new demo track on their Facebook!

Never heard of these dudes before until NOW and all I can say is that these guys are damn good even though they aren't my cup of tea.Their new Demo "SET THE DIAL" has a song thats JUST been released onto their facebook page and the title is called -drum roll- "ENDER OF ALL".Its a pretty damn good tune even if southern styled Mastodon isn't your thing.

As I saw somewhere before, someone said "Mastodon's backwater brothers" and its true, I imagined Mastodon gave birth to this by severing off some skin and cultivating it.


Nevertheless heres a link DIRECTLY to the facebook page! so check this shit out and enjoy!

http://www.facebook.com/BlackTusk


-Sebastian Wheeler of Wideyedaze

Five Finger Death Punch Announces "Share The Welt" Tour

FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH ANNOUNCES "SHARE THE WELT" TOUR

these guys will be supported by ALL THAT REMAINS, HATEBREED, and REV THEORY.
This tour is to promote and support their third album "AMERICAN CAPITALIST" which hits stores October 11th 2011.

ANYWAYS, heres the tour dates!


Share the Welt tour:
10/16 San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield
10/17 Medford, OR @ Medford Armory
10/19 Salt Lake City, UT @ The Great Slat Air
10/22 Denver, CO @ First Bank Center
10/25 Boise, ID @ Taco Bell Arena
10/26 Reno, NV @ Knitting Factory
10/28 El Paso, TX @ Speaking Rock Entertainment Center (not SHARE THE WELT)
10/29 San Antonio, TX @ Sunken Garden
11/1 Little Rock, AR @ Clear Channel Metroplex Event Center
11/2 Oklahoma City, OK @ Diamond Ballroom




SO, find the nearest location they're playing at and go support these guys!

-Sebastian Wheeler of Wideyedaze

REVOCATION - CHAOS OF FORMS REVIEW by Sebastian Wheeler?

Hey guys! I'm helping David out here while hes away doing some tour interviews and getting all professional like with the higher ups.SO he threw me a bone and this bone was REVOCATION and I have to say its mighty tasty.

Straight off from the first track "Cretin" and to the last track "Reprogrammed" it had me going.
I've never been a fan let alone a listener of Revocation BUT this album has indefinitely changed my mind!
The Drums are reminiscent of thrash bands such as Slayer and Evile, The vocals do remind me of the old school hardcore bands such as Agnostic Front and a bit of G.G. Allin and The Murder Junkies, The Guitars and Bass really reminded me of Trivium gone apeshit and actually becoming angry along with some At The Gates elements.

The overall equalization of the album is phenomenal in my opinion.Everything can be heard at all times during the album.The guitars are thick,crunchy,and clear as day,The bass is glassy and thundering, the drums are heavy and pop loud and clear,The vocals are perfect,not too loud nor too quiet.

The only downsides I can come too are the fact that it does run into itself with each song.There isn't any definition as to where one song ends and another begins on a few areas of the album.Overall thats the only downside!

I give this album a 4.5 out 5! and strongly recommend it to ANYONE who loves metal or hardcore.

-Sebastian Wheeler of Wideyedaze

Saturday, July 23, 2011

Metal in Ruins Announcements

It's Saturday! We've almost reached yet another finish to another good month. We're only about a week away from the hell known as "July". Here are some things Metal in Ruins has done within the past month




Thanks for being so awesome everyone. Better things are still coming, so hold on and get ready for the rest of a Metal-ass year!!




                             -David
        

Saturday, July 9, 2011

Bands To Know: Wideyedaze

Here we are again, off to give and recieve info on who just might be the biggest metal act within the next ten years.
This week, we have yet another Chattanooga, TN band: WIDEYEDAZE


Wideyedaze consists of five members (Danial Elrod-Vocals. Nick Johnson-Drums. Sebastian LeQuire-Guitar. Rusty Johnson-Lead Guitar. Lyn Willaims ''sunshine''-Bass)


The band is a mixture of Death Metal, Grindcore, Sludge, and other elements bands such as Dying Fetus, Beneath the Massacre, Cannibal Corpse, Nile, and Rotten Sound all share. 


Where do I see these guys within the next ten years? I can see them averagely big, like one of those small, under-rated relapse records bands you just have to give props to for being so awesome.


You can check out their band page on facebook if you'd like to check out some of their music.


http://www.facebook.com/WideyedazeTN


http://www.myspace.com/wideyedaze




http://www.reverbnation.com/wideyedaze


Keep it Metal!


                              -David taco loving Ziegler. 


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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Metal in Ruins: Bands to Know Pt. 1

The official "Metal in Ruins: Bands to Know Pt. 1" is now up for grabs!!!!! Click the link below if you want a piece of this action! I mean, C'mon! it's free guys! And It's got nothing but some of the most bad-ass mother fucking awesomest bands on the scene! 

Metal in Ruins Announcements

Greetings all! I hope you're all good today. We have a few announcements today. So prepare for the news!

-First off, Metal in Ruins has gone mobile. A mobile version of the website has been made for all you people who want to recieve our news on the go. You can enter the original url (http://www.metalinruins.blogspot.com/) on their mobile device and a mobile version will appear!

-We have a new person working on the MIR team, we welcome Morgan! Unfortunately, Morgan is in the hospital, and will not be able to post within the upcoming weeks.

-Last off, we have an announcement about the Metal in Ruins "Bands to Know Pt. 1" compilation. We are pleased to announce that the FREE compilation will be released at 12:00 pm eastern time TODAY. So everyone prepare for the awesomeness! the compilation includes:
-All Consuming Flood
-Aurora
-Coathanger Abortion
-Monkeypriest
-Northless
-Teratological Nightmare
-This is Not a Game of Who the Fuck are You
-Tir Asleen
-Wideyedaze

Thanks to all the awesome bands who made this possible! And of course, all you supporting metal heads out there!

Up the irons!
      -David