Out Tomorrow: New releases from CRADLE OF FILTH, BENEATH THE MASSACRE, ABIGAIL WILLIAMS and more…
Posted on October 27th, 2008This year, Halloween fell on a weekend–and as usual, some of the world's more horror-savvy metal bands released new music the week of All Hallow's Eve.
Abigail Williams – Shadow Of A Thousand Suns (Candlelight)
New York City's fast-rising black metal band are promoting their new album with a sport on the Planetary Duality tour with the Faceless, Decrepit Birth and Veil of Maya. Stream some new songs here.
Beneath the Massacre – Dystopia (Prosthetic)
A premier act in Quebec's thriving technical metal scene, BtM are coming off appearances on the Summer Slaughter and Radio Rebellion tours with their second full-length album. New song "Our Common Grave" is streaming here on their myspace–should give you much to think aboot.
Cradle of Filth – Godspeed on the Devil's Thunder (Roadrunner)
One of the best-selling black metal bands in history returns with a concept album about something goth and spooky. The extreme yet tuneful Brits drafted Andy Sneap (Arch Enemy, Megadeth) to produce this one, and you can preview the results in the first video, Honey and Sulpher.
Enslaved – Vertebrae (Nuclear Blast)
Following up progressive death metal smash Ruun is no small task, but Enslaved sound up to it on the Norwegian vets' latest. Take an early listen here.
Lordi - Deadache (The End)
Finland's answer to GWAR offers up a new album of hard rock camp, to be followed by a nationwide tour with the oddly-paired Lizzy Borden and Stolen Babies, plus an appearance on (!) "Late Night with Conan O'Brien."
Check out the rest of tomorrow's releases after the jump…
Akimbo – Jersey Shores (Neurot)
Bloodbath – The Fathomless Mastery (Peaceville)
Burning the Masses – Mind Control (Mediaskare)
Darkthrone – Dark Thrones and Black Flags (Peaceville)
Dirtfedd – The American Nightmare (Sopra Evil Records/Koch)
Dog Fashion Disco - Beating a Dead Horse to Death...Again (compilation) (Rotten)
Dog Fashion – DFDVD II (DVD) (Rotten)
Exodus – Let there be Blood (re-recording of Bonded by Blood) (Zaentz)
Funeral For a Friend – Memory and Humanity (Victory)
Hammers Of Misfortune – Church of Broken Glass (Profound Lore)
Hammers Of Misfortune – Fields (Profound Lore)
Kill The Client – Cleptocracy (Willowtip)
Kypck – Cherno (Century Media)
Living Colour – CBGB OMFUG Masters: The Bowery Collection (CBGB)
Machine Head – The Blackening (Special Edition) (Roadrunner)
Maruta – In Narcosis (Willowtip)
Mushroomhead - Volume 2 (DVD) (Megaforce)
Nevermore – The Year of the Voyager (CD/DVD) (Century Media)
Omnium Gatherum - The Red Shift (Candlelight)
Phobia – 22 Random Acts of Violence (Willowtip)
Terminal Function - Measuring the Abstract (Willowtimp)
Kip Winger – From the Moon to the Sun (Varseaubiz)
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KYPCK "Cherno" is an awesome, catchy Doom metal band that sings exclusively in Russian, similar to Rammstein. I can't stop listening to it and I highly recomend it, along with Abigail Williams of course.
http://www.myspace.com/kypck
check em out for yourself.