Canto – Nine Circles

CANTO: Six Feet Under, Orange Goblin, Secrets, and More

Let’s see… how many new videos are out there from albums that dropped today? Ideally at least five.

Here’s one! Six Feet Under unveiled a lyric video for “When the Moon Goes Down in Blood”. Killing For Revenge, their 14th studio album, is out through Metal Blade.
And then out of Nuclear Blast, we have Crownshift. A clip for “Rule The Show”, also a lyric video, marked the release of their self-titled debut album.
Secrets shared their first new material since 2022. Listen to the new single “Despair” right here. They also have tour dates the rest of this month if you’re interested.
Italian doom act Di’Aul announced the new Ep II, a two-track release that’s set to emerge on June 7. It was produced and published by MooDDoom Records and precedes EvAAvE, a new album we can expect before the end of the year. Check out the video for “Azazel” here.
Alright, let’s wrap this up and get our weekend started. Orange Goblin dropped a lyric video for “Cemetary Rats”. That’s a track off of Science, Not Fiction, which arrives on July 19 through Peaceville Records.

“Ein Bier… bitte.”
– cmb

Today sure has been… well, a day.

We’ll start with REZN. First, they announced a headlining run of shows in North America in August, which is obviously cool. But on top of that they also dropped a new track and video, titled “Collapse”. Burden is out on June 14 through Sargent House.
A few inbox items around this today, so I should probably mention it. Holycide unveiled a new single and lyric video, titled “Remote Control”. That’s the second offering from their upcoming new album, Towards Idiocracy, which is out on June 6 through Xtreem Music.
How about some blackened death? Turin dropped a new video today for “Hopeless Solutions”, an item from the forthcoming The Unforgiving Reality In Nothing. That full-length is out July 12 through MNRK Heavy.
Like Moths To Flames are releasing The Cycles Of Trying To Cope tomorrow through UNFD, so let’s ring that in with the video for “Over the Garden Wall”.
And we’ll end with blackened thrash outfit Wraith, who have inked a deal with Prosthetic Records. A new album, Fueled By Fear, is coming on June 18, and you can check out a video for “Heathen’s Touch” directly below.

“Ein Bier… bitte.”
– cmb

Alright. The sun is out again. And I need to go for a run. Let’s make this quick.

We’ll start with Abrams and their new single and music video titled “Blue City”. That, of course, is the title track from their forthcoming album, out on May 24 through Blues Funeral Recordings.
Next up, Swedish heavy metallers Portrait. They’re releasing a full-length through Metal Blade on June 21 titled The Host, and a video for “The Blood Covenant” can be seen here.
And then we have experimental black metal entity Scarcity and their new track “Venom & Cadmium”. That song appears on The Promise of Rain, which arrives on July 12 through The Flenser.
Thou is always worth talking about. They revealed “Unbidden Guest” today, pulled from their upcoming new album. Umbilical gets here on May 31 through Sacred Bones.
Since we’ve shared (I think) each and every Unleash The Archers video for this album cycle, we may as well keep that momentum up. Check out the clip for “Blood Empress” below. As you should know, Phantoma is out this Friday through Napalm Records.

“Ein Bier… bitte.”
– cmb

I am once again drafting this on my deck next to my dog. Good Tuesday.

Sure, we can start with a tour. Amorphis and Dark Tranquillity are co-headlining a run, kicking off in September. Fires in the Distance will be joining them, which makes this a thing I might need to attend. Here’s the full scoop, and tickets go on sale Friday.
Swedish melodic death/black outfit Kvaen are releasing their third album, and first through Metal Blade, on June 21. That’s going to be titled The Formless Fires, and a video for the title track is available for your viewing pleasure here.
Here’s another Mikael Stanne thing. Well, him and four other familiar names. Cemetery Skyline released a new single titled “In Darkness”, and a video for it can be seen here.
For a dose of brutal death metal, we have Severe Torture and their new track “The Pinnacle of Suffering”. That’s the latest from Torn from the Jaws of Death, their sixth album that’s set for a June 7 release through Season of Mist.
Closing with the latest new material from Crypt Sermon is the right thing to do. Check out “Glimmers in the Underworld” below. That’s the opening track from their new album, The Stygian Rose, which is out June 14 through Dark Descent Records.

“Ein Bier… bitte.”
– cmb

I’m currently drafting this post up while sitting on my deck drinking a beer next to my dog. This could be a worse Monday.

Let’s start with some post-core… because I don’t exactly know what that is. Italian project Origod are releasing a new album on May 31 through Argonauta Records, titled Impression. Naturally, they shared a new single, “When They Lock The Door”, along with a video.
Decibel is turning 20 this year, which is pretty crazy, and they’re throwing themselves quite the party. Check out Autopsy, Horrendous, Immolation, and many more on August 31 at the Brooklyn Bowl in Philadelphia.
Next up, some industrial black metal out of Costa Rica. Dusk are releasing Industrie, they’re fifth full-length, on May 30. But if you’ve been following along you already knew that. But today they shared “Industrie VI”, the last offering from that effort.
Time to work in something doomy. Finnish outfit Grain Of Pain have signed on with Noble Demon and unveiled the first single from their debut album. Give “The Moon Lights the Way” a listen here.
“And because I’m me, we’re going to end with the latest new music video from Dååth for “Unwelcome Return”. As a very casual reminder, The Deceivers is out now through Metal Blade… and it’s amazing.