US black metal trio, ABHORIA have today released their debut self-titled full length via Prosthetic Records. Composed of members of Ashen Horde, Catheter and Vimana, Abhoria is a modern take on 90s black metal extremity and explores humanity’s darker tendencies in the context of a dystopian wasteland. Alongside the album release, the band are premiering a full album visualizer via Black Metal Promotions today.

Prosthetic Records are delighted to announce the signing of the Atlanta, Georgia based progressive black metal band TÓMARÚM. Coinciding with the news of their signing, the duo has shared details of their debut full-length – Ash in Realms of Stone Icons – set to be released via Prosthetic on May 6. The lead single from TÓMARÚM’s upcoming album, In This Empty Space, is available now on all streaming platforms. A visualizer for In This Empty Space is premiering now via Invisible Oranges.

PUPIL SLICER have shared a music video for new single, Thermal Runaway, via Kerrang! The track – which features Cara Drolshagen from The Armed on guest vocals – premiered via the BBC Radio 1 Rock Show this past Sunday. Thermal Runaway will be released as a digital single this Thursday, February 3 – ahead of PUPIL SLICER‘s first live show in over two years. The digital single also features remixes of Wounds Upon My Skin – a track from debut album, Mirrors – by Nadja, and Marble Girl.

Five years on from the release of their sophomore album, Lunar, WITHOUT WAVES have today announced their return and their eagerly awaited third album – titled Comedian. The album brings together ten expansive tracks, charting the emotion-heavy few years that the Chicago-based band have experienced together. Alongside the album announcement, WITHOUT WAVES have shared the lead single and gloriously fun accompanying music video, Good Grief.

Google has cut down Horndal’s forest to make way for huge server farms, but the final decision to actually build these farms has not yet been made. In an effort to get a response from Google’s founder, Larry Page, Horndal has reached out by personally sending him a copy of their latest 7” – ‘Be Evil’. A song that makes clear their feelings of Google’s exploitation of their eponymous town’s land.

Undeath has today announced details of their sophomore album, It’s Time… To Rise From The Grave. The first track to be released from the album, “Rise From The Grave” – which was premiered earlier this week via SiriusXM Liquid Metal – is streaming everywhere now and the accompanying video is below.

It’s Time… To Rise From The Grave due to land April; first track premiering now.

UNDEATH are back with their sophomore album… and it’s a ripper! It’s Time… To Rise From The Grave will be released on April 22 and the first single, Rise From The Grave, is premiering via Sirius XM right now. Not signed up to Sirius XM already? No worries – they offer a free trial when you sign up or a free 24hr preview!

ABHORIA are today premiering Sunless – the third single to be taken from their upcoming self-titled debut album – and its accompanying music video via Decibel Magazine. Sunless‘ visual was produced by Chariot of Black Moth, setting ABHORIA‘s dystopian black metal to disquieting black and white footage of barren wastelands and forlorn figures.

Having recently inked a deal with Prosthetic Records, dystopian black metal trio ABHORIA have today released False Idols – the second single to be taken from the Los Angeles, CA band’s upcoming self-titled debut album. Alongside False Idols’ release, ABHORIA have also shared an accompanying visualizer that features an extensive exploration of their debut album’s artwork. The video was deftly produced by Aimed & Framed.

Coinciding with their US tour alongside Fotocrime, FOOL’S GHOST

have today released a cover of Nirvana’s Something In The Way. Comprised of both Nick Thieneman (Young Widows, Breather Resist) and Amber Thieneman (Liberation Prophecy, Sandpaper Dolls), FOOL’S GHOST place their signature sound of disquieting doom and dark folk on their rendition of one of Nirvana’s most revered songs.