Underoath have premiered what could be their final video as a band.
“Sunburnt” is one of two new songs off Anthology 1999-2013. The band announced the retrospective album after disbanding last year.
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It’s Tuesday–the day that music comes out–and this one sees shit from All That Remains, Geoff Tate, HIM, and more out in stores. Check out the list of releases below and let us know which ones you have already or are planning to pick up.
- All That Remains – A War You Cannot Win
- Anaal Nathrakh – Vanitas
- Bane – The Acausal Fire
- Corrosion of Conformity – Eye for an Eye reissue
- Davey Suicide – Put Your Trust In Suicide EP
- Doomsday – Doomsday
- Doro – Raise Your Fist
- Dragged Into Sunlight – Widowmaker
- Geoff Tate – Kings & Thieves
- Graveyard – Lights Out
- HIM – XX: Two Decades of Love Metal
- Isis – Temporal
- Iwrestledabearonce – A Beary Scary Movie DVD
- Megadeth – Countdown To Extinction: 20th Anniversary Edition
- Otep – Sounds Like Armageddon
- The Seeking – Yours Forever
- Strife – Witness a Rebirth
- Tiamat – The Scarred People
- Underoath – Anthology 1999-2013
- While She Sleeps – This Is the Six
Floridian metalcore band Underoath are breakig up after 15 years together.
Vocalist Spencer Chamberlain said, “All good things must come to an end.”
Chamberlain added, “These have been the best years of my entire life, and I owe that to every single person who ever supported this band along the way. This wasn’t a quick decision by any means. It’s just time for us to move on.”
Underoath will do a farewell tour in 2013, as well as release a career retrospective album, Anthology 1999-2013, this November. This 17-song release spans the band’s entire career and also includes two newly recorded songs: “Sunburnt” and “Unsound.”
The band released seven full albums including gold-certified They’re Only Chasing Safety and Define the Great Line.
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Metalcore upstarts To Speak of Wolves–who feature Underoath frontman Spencer Chamberlain’s brother Phil on drums–drop their sophomore album, Find Your Worth, Come Home, on May 22. In anticipation of the record, their first with singer Gage Speas, the band is debuting a new song, “Hivemind,” right here right now. Check it out below, read what Speas has to say about the song, and let us know what you think in the comments.
REVOLVER What’s the song about?
GAGE SPEAS The song is about the effect my parents’ divorce had on me. But in the end, you can’t let other people’s mistakes affect you.
When did you guys write the song? What was the inspiration?
We wrote this song last in the studio. We felt that the record needed a fast, short, and chaotic opener.
Was this an easy song to write or record?
Vocally, it was really demanding. After we play this song during our set, I’m dead.
What sort of feedback have you gotten on this song so far? What sort of reaction do you want to get from the song?
We played this song on our last tour and kids were going crazy. I hope kids can relate to it and sing along and stage dive!
It’s Tuesday–the day that albums come out–and this one includes new shit from Iced Earth, Puscifer, and Cradle of Filth, among others. Check out the list of new releases below and let us know which ones you have already or are planning to get.
Alarum – Natural Causes (Willowtip)
Autopsy – Mental Funeral: 20th Anniversary Edition (CD/DVD) (Peaceville)
Cradle Of Filth – Evermore Darkly… (CD/DVD) (Nuclear Blast)
Dream Theater – Live At Budokan Blu-Ray DVD (Eagle Rock)
Electro Quarterstaff – Akyroyd (Willowtip)
Emery – 10 Years (Tooth & Nail)
Evile – Five Serpent’s Teeth (Earache)
Iced Earth – Dystopia (Century Media)
Insomnium – One For Sorrow (Century Media)
Jane’s Addiction – The Great Escape Artist (Capitol)
Puscifer – Conditions Of My Parole (Puscifer Entertainment)
Underoath – Play Your Old Stuff (Solid State)
The new issue of Revolver hits newsstands everywhere today. You can also buy it online here. Nikki Sixx, the iconic bassist of Mötley Crüe and Sixx:A.M., pulls no punches on the cover, and inside, he comes clean on his latest tell-all book, the new Sixx:A.M. album, Crüe’s 30th anniversary, his relationship with Kat Von D, his photography, and much more. The No. 1 most added rock song in its first week, Sixx:A.M.’s “Lies Of The Beautiful People,” is available on iTunes and is the first single from the upcoming album, This Is Gonna Hurt, which is out on May 3. Sixx’s new book, of the same title, will be released on April 12.
The newsstand edition of the new Revolver magazine also includes an exclusive Avenged Sevenfold sticker.
For subscribers only, the issue comes with an alternate cover featuring Children of Bodom’s “WildChild” singer-guitarist Alexi Laiho. Inside, Laiho talks about his band’s new record and questions the dark side of his hard-partying lifestyle.
Also features stories on:
- DevilDriver
- Asking Alexandria and Sebastian Bach
- Amon Amarth
- Protest the Hero
- Underoath
- Scott Ian of Anthrax and the Damned Things
- Black Tide
- Parkway Drive
- D.R.U.G.S.
- Cavalera Conspiracy
- Straight Line Stitch
- and much, much more!!!