Vancouver, BC-based atmospheric sludge metal trio SUMAC has been booked for headlining concert at Aalborg venue 1000fryd on March 08th and at Copenhagen Alice on March 09th, with Baptists and Nordra set to provide support.
Tickets for the Aalborg gig can be purchased for 120 DKK (+ fees) here, while more information is available in the official Facebook event at this location.
Tickets for the Copenhagen show are on sale via Billetto.dk, costing 188 DKK (+ fees). For more information, see the official Facebook event.
SUMAC released their third studio album, “Love in Shadow”, earlier this Fall — check out the track “Attis’ Blade” from it right here:
Danish blackened hardcore mob Lifesick have offered up the second single from their upcoming album, “Swept in Black”, which Isolation Records will have in stores on December 21st. The track is called “Suicide Spell” and you can stream it right here:
Architects have posted a music video for “Death Is Not Defeat” — one of the songs off their newly released album, “Holy Hell” — online below.
The band will play their biggest headlining concert in Denmark yet at Copenhagen venue Store VEGA on January 08th, as part of a larger European tour for which they’ve picked Beartooth and Polaris as supports.
Tickets for the show cost 275 DKK and are available for purchase over at Ticketmaster.dk, while more information can be found in the official Facebook event.
Baltimore, MD-born hardcore punk troop Angel Du$t have shared two new singles, respectively titled “Big Ass Love” and “Take Away the Pain”, which you can stream below. The tracks mark the band’s signing with Roadrunner Records for the release of their next album, the details of which are yet to be unveiled.
Hatesphere recently premiered the official music video for “Ruled by Domination” — one of the tracks off their latest album, “Reduced to Flesh”, which was released last month. You can watch the clip at the bottom of this article.
In case you missed it, the Danish death/thrash metal icons will be touring their home country in support of the album next year, with Livløs and Xenoblight in tow — click on the individual dates below to find more information about each show:
Norwegian garage-rockers The Dogs will bring their high-energy show to Denmark again next year, headlining at BETA in Copenhagen on March 07th.
Tickets are going on sale at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, November 13th via Ticketmaster.dk, costing 125 DKK (+ fees). For more information, see the official Facebook event.
True to tradition, The Dogs will release a new album titled “Before Brutality” on the first Monday of the new year (January 07th) — stream the first single, “Let’s Start a Riot”, from it right here:
Dallas, TX-based metalcore outfit Memphis May Fire have premiered the official music video for their song “The Old Me” online below. It appears on their impending new album, “Broken”, which arrives in stores this Friday, November 16th through Rise Records and was detailed in our earlier news item.
Following the recent first band reveal, Royal Metal Fest, which takes place at Atlas & VoxHall in Århus on April 05th and April 06th next year, has added another two artists to its 2019 line-up. These are:
Tribulation released a new album titled “Down Below” earlier this year — you can read or re-read our review of it here, and then watch the official music video for the track “The Lament” from it below:
Hawthorne Heights have a new music video out for their track “Crimson Sand”, which you can watch below. It features on the Dayton, OH-born emo/post-hardcore group’s latest album, “Bad Frequencies”, which came out earlier this year.
Sydney, Australia-resident post-metal crew Lo! has issued a music video for “Bombardier” — one of the tracks that comprise their latest album, “Vestigial”, which came out via Pelagic Records last year. You can watch the clip below, courtesy of ghostcultmag.com.
Dance Gavin Dance have unveiled the music video for their song “Son of Robot” online below. It is taken from the Sacramento, CA-based mathcore/post-hardcore icons’ most recent album, “Artificial Selection”, which we reviewed here.
Icelandic post-punk trio Kælan Mikla has mapped out a European tour in support of their newly released album, “Nótt eftir nótt”, and the trek includes a concert at Hotel Cecil in Copenhagen on February 03rd.
Tickets are going on sale tomorrow, November 12th via Ticketmaster.dk, costing 140 DKK (+ fees). For more information, check the official Facebook event.
Here’s how the full itinerary for the tour, which features support by Some Ember, pans out:
January 31st - Plan B, Malmö, SWE
February 01st - Musikens Hus, Göteborg, SWE
February 02nd - Kraken, Stockholm, SWE
February 03rd - Hotel Cecil, Copenhagen, DEN
February 04th - Rote Flora, Hamburg, GER
February 05th - Blue Shell, Köln, GER
February 07th - Kapu, Linz, AUT
February 08th - Kroen, Verona, ITA
February 09th - Cox18, Milano, ITA
February 10th - Sonic, Lyon, FRA
February 11th - Meteoro, Barcelona, SPA
February 12th - Wurlitzer Ballroom, Madrid, SPA
February 13th - Kutxa Beltza, Bilbao, SPA
February 14th - IBOAT, Bordeaux, FRA
February 15th - Espace B, Paris, FRA
February 16th - Botanique, Bruxelles, BEL
February 17th - Crofters, Bristol, UK
February 19th - Electrowerkz, London, UK
February 20th - Malterie, Lille, FRA
February 21st - Douche Froide, Metz, FRA
February 22nd - KuZeB, Bremgarten, SWI
February 23rd - Schatten über Mannheim, Mannheim, GER
February 24th - Milla, München, GER
February 25th - Kulturák, Bratislava, SVK
February 26th - Robot, Budapest, HUN
February 27th - Kramladen, Wien, AUT
March 01st - RE, Kraków, POL
Be sure to check out the track “Hvernig kemst ég upp?” off the aforementioned “Nótt eftir nótt” right here:
Walnut Creek, CA-resident pop-punk group The Story So Far recently premiered the music video for “Take Me as You Please” — one of the songs that comprise their latest album, “Proper Dose”, which came out earlier this Fall. Watch the clip right here:
Keansburg, NJ-born pop-punks Can’t Swim are currently streaming a new song called “Congratulations, Christopher Hodge” online below. It is taken from their forthcoming album, “This Too Won’t Pass”, which is nearing its official release through Pure Noise Records this coming Friday, November 16th. You can find more details about the record in our earlier news item.
Boston, MA-based metalcore stalwarts Unearth have made their single “One with the Sun” available for streaming online below. It features on their upcoming album, “Extinction(s)”, which is set for release through Century Media on November 23rd and was detailed in our earlier news item.
In related news, the band recently announced a co-headlining tour of Europe with Darkest Hour, support for which will be provided by Misery Signals, Malevolence and Left Behind. While the trek does not currently feature a Danish concert, one might instead be interested in the concerts taking place at Markthalle in Hamburg on March 26th and SO36 in Berlin on March 27th.
You can find more information about those gigs in their respective Facebook events here and here, while the full itinerary for the tour is available in our tour dates section.
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