The Horns Up Podcast: Episode 40 (February 20, 2015)

It’s time for Episode 40 of The Horns Up Podcast, your weekly catch-up on all things metal!

This week, the guys are back with some Horns Up milestones, Corey’s tales from a drunken Presidents’ Day weekend in Portsmouth, and new album reviews for Solium Fatalis, Death Karma and Krakow!

All that and much, much more in Episode 40, so check it out!

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Just the Tip: February 17’s New Releases in Brief

It’s new release Tuesday—time for another edition of Just the Tip! Here are the new releases (and old release) we’ll be discussing on the podcast this week!

February 17, 2015

Solium Fatalis – The Undying Season (Galy Records)

Soooo…this thing isn’t on Spotify or Bandcamp. Or Soundcloud. Bold strategy there, guys. Corey and I have the full album and will be ready to discuss on the pod, but…unless you guys want to buy this thing sound unheard, you’re gonna have to settle for the band’s new single, “Corruptor,” for now.

Death Karma – The History of Death & Burial Rituals Part I (Iron Bonehead)

Kraków – Amaran (Dark Essence)

We’ll also have written reviews of these and other new releases here on the site throughout the week, but for now, take a listen and check back later this week for our spoken thoughts in Episode 40!

Other New Releases of Note:

  • Sumac – The Deal (Profound Lore)
  • Primitive Man – Home Is Where the Hatred Is (Relapse)
  • Barshasketh / Void Ritual split (Broken Limbs)
  • Sarpanitum – Blessed Be My Brothers… (Willowtip)
  • Vardan – The Night, The Loneliness (Moribund)

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Daily ‘Bang: Check out a new track from OUTRE

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Well, this certainly was a nice break in the action at the day job. (Using the term “action” loosely, of course.)

In any case, ahead of their forthcoming full-length debut, Ghost Chants, Kraków, Poland-based blackened deathsters Outre released a new song from the album for streaming earlier this week. And was this thing ever captivating. Check out the terrific “Chant 3 – The Fall” after the jump.

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