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Yeah, I did that thing again where I went from work to beer and now this is a Saturday morning post.

So let’s lead in with the new track from Spirit Adrift that I happen to enjoy quite a bit. Check out the lyric video for “Death Won’t Stop Me” here. We’ll need to wait a bit for the new album, however. Ghost at the Gallows is set for an August 18 release through Century Media.
Next up, we have fresh stuff from Thy Art Is Murder. Give the visualizer for “Until There Is No Longer” a watch. That track will be featured on the upcoming Nuclear Blast mini-album titled The Aggression Sessions, which also features the likes of Malevolence and Fit For An Autopsy, and is set for an April 7 release.
Ov Sulfur revealed a new track that features Howard Jones, titled “Wide Open”. Check out the AI-generated video for it here. Their debut album, The Burden Ov Faith, is out today through Century Media.
Ihsahn just dropped the Fascination Street Sessions EP, so let’s check out some stuff from that. Give “The Observer” a listen, a track that features Øystein H. Aadland. That collection, by the way, is out through Candlelight.
Just in time for their European tour, Warbringer dropped a music video for “Unraveling”. That track is taken from 2020’s Weapons of Tomorrow, which is available through Napalm Records.
And I will leave you on this fine Saturday with new stuff from Sunrot. The New Jersey sludge group is dropping The Unfailing Rope on April 7 through Prosthetic Records. Check out the video for the new track “Trepanation” below.

“Ein Bier… bitte.”
– cmb

blood red throne band — Blood Red Throne

Halfway through July, and we’ve got another busy week of new metal releases for you cretins. For starters, Norwegian deathsters Blood Red Throne return with Union of Flesh and Machine, their seventh album in the last 13 years. (Can’t fault a band for being steady!) We’ve also got Stranger to Violence from Psalm Zero — the Queens outfit’s final release with recently-dismissed guitarist Andrew Hock.

Beyond that, North Carolina’s MAKE return with Pilgrimage of Loathing less than a year removed from their previous album, The Golden Veil. Plus, new stuff from Caïna, Ecferus and more. So let’s dive in and take a listen. Here’s what’s we’ve got this week:
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