Tibi Et Igni, out on June 2nd (UK), June 27th (NA) and May 30th, 2014 (EU) via Nuclear Blast Records.

Where Angels Weep

VADER - Where Angels Weep

Album: The Mouth Of Madness
Release: 26.04.2013

Wizard of War

ORCHID - Wizard Of War

Copyright Chaos by DuckTronikz is an electrifying rollercoaster ride of turntablism that boldly pushes the boundaries of creativity and copyright law. Filled with an astonishing array of samples from songs, TV shows, and commercials, this album is a testament to the power of imaginative mashups and the art of DJing.

Each track on Copyright Chaos is a unique journey, seamlessly blending recognizable tunes with surprising elements to create an entirely new listening experience. DuckTronikz's exceptional skills are on full display, as he weaves together an eclectic mix of genres and styles with a deft touch and a keen ear for captivating combinations.

Crossfire

EXUMER - Thrash Metal since 1985 
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Possessed By Fire
taken from the album Possessed By Fire, 1986. 

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Possessed By Fire

ALL OUT WAR’s first official release since their 2010-released Into The Killing Fields LP, Dying Gods delivers nearly a half hour of the band’s most merciless material in years. Dying Gods brings forth five new original hymns which surge with the unmistakable groove-infused metallic punishment which elevated the band from a local favorite to international kingpins in the mid-1990s, the attack recalling the by-the-throat approach of their seminal For Those Who Were Crucified LP. Closing out the new release, ALL OUT WAR pays homage to some of their collectively influential acts, first with a pulverizing rendition of Amebix’s ritous anthem, “Arise,” followed by some classic sacrilege with Carnivore’s “God Is Dead.” With thunderous production, Dying Gods was engineered and produced by Steve Evetts (Hatebreed, Turmoil, Buried Alive, Suicide Silence) at West West Side Studios in New Windsor, New York, and mastered by Alan Douches from West West Side, its brutal cover art and design by Alexandre Goulet.

Dying Gods will be released on CD, digital download and LP. The CD version comes with an exclusive bonus download of three tracks from the unreleased 1993 demo. The album will also see three vinyl pressings, including blood clear red, scorched earth sand tan, and smoke of destruction clear and black mix with bonus screen printed cover art by Dave Quiggle, all including a digital download code.

Now nearing the band’s two-and-a-half decade mark, ALL OUT WAR has assaulted the masses with their metallic hardcore aggression since 1991 through a multitude of recordings, including a pile of singles and EPs, an LP on Germany’s Gain Ground Records, and four subsequent LPs on Chicago’s Victory Records. Featured is their trademark social commentary on such subjects as political and religious hypocrisy as well as social apathy of a materialistic population. They attack the relevant subjects of corruption of organized religion, ecocide, and the degradation and exploitation of the weak, set to a soundtrack appropriate for the end of days. With an unrelenting assault of the mid-‘80s German thrash scene colliding head-on with the crossover sound of Carnivore and the Cro-Mags, the band’s recorded arsenal and waves of worldwide touring has led them to become a respected staple act for metal and hardcore fans everywhere. After several years off the grid, in 2013 ALL OUT WAR came crushing back with the reunited For Those Who Were Crucified-era lineup and laid waste at both This Is Hardcore Fest and 2014’s A389 Records Bash. The momentum has been growing ever since. In 2015, ALL OUT WAR returns with Dying Gods. You have been warned.

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